Greater Arizona Development Authority welcomes Jessi Pederson as new director
PHOENIX — The Greater Arizona Development Authority (GADA) is pleased to introduce new Director Jessi Pederson
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Attorney General: USDOT illegally withheld EV charging infrastructure funds
In a multi-state lawsuit, a federal judge issued a final ruling that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) illegally withheld about $1 billion in funding for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program from Arizona, 19 additional states, and the District of Columbia — a win for Attorney General Kris Mayes.
2026 White Mountain Eagle Fest returns to Pinetop
Are you interested in getting up close to one of our great symbols of national pride – the bald eagle? Interested in learning how many bald eagles nest in the Grand Canyon state?
Applications for 2026 pronghorn, elk hunts due by Tuesday, Feb. 3
The deadline is fast approaching to submit applications to hunt pronghorn and elk in 2026.
Wearing a life jacket should be a New Year’s resolution
The importance of wearing a life jacket while recreating on Arizona’s waterways is sadly reflected in the most recent statistics involving boating tragedies.
A significant number of the recreational boating fatalities were individuals who drowned and were not wearing a life jacket — the most important piece of safety gear one can wear, whether on a boat, personal watercraft or paddlecraft.
Unlawful ICE arrest of Navajo man rebuked by indigenous lawmakers
PHOENIX – Indigenous members of the Arizona House Democratic Caucus spoke out today against the unlawful detention by ICE agents of Peter Yazzie, a Navajo man who was on his way to work in Peoria earlier this week.
