Arizona’s Family reached out to a number of police chiefs and city leaders, who said the Flock cameras are an essential tool for protecting the public.

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Arizona's photo ID rules have changed, and for some that means it's time to update the photo on their driver's license.

Arizona State University received $2 million in federal funds to continue research on wastewater reuse in the water-intensive ...

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Arizona Muslims face a surge in discrimination and political rhetoric 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks as they fight to ...

A Labor Day drive turned tragic when a family of four was killed in a head-on crash on SR 260. Two teens were airlifted with ...

Local governments across the country are embracing Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to fight crime. At the center of ...

By Zachery Schmidt Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed numerous bills passed by the Arizona Legislature trying to honor Charlie ...

The potential collapse of the Central Arizona Project due to continued low Colorado River flows could be a game-changer for Arizona's water use and policies, triggering vastly increased emphasis on ...

University of Arizona Health Sciences — which has housed the colleges of medicine in Tucson and Phoenix, and the colleges of nursing, pharmacy and public health — is being dismantled, and its various ...

Flock cameras are currently installed in both urban and rural areas on highways, in neighborhoods, and outside your local hardware store. license plates scanned by Flock license plate readers misread ...