Arizona takes lead as OSHA opens hearings on federal heat rule
State officials, researchers and a new task force are helping shape workplace heat protections for extreme heat.
The art of "Kindred Spirits: Honoring Animals in Death".
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Katrina Kerstetter shares how she brought back things she learned in South Korea to help make Southern Arizona a better place.
14 million acres of Arizona public land eligible for sale under Senate Reconciliation Bill
A new budget bill provision could open the door to private sales near Mt. Lemmon, Sabino Canyon, Madera Canyon and other iconic outdoor areas.
Judge denies halt to Oak Flat transfer, Grants 60-day delay
A judge denied efforts to block the Oak Flat land swap but paused the transfer for 60 days, giving tribes time to challenge a pending environmental review.
Environmental groups rally to defend national monuments from mining
Arizona groups will gather to celebrate and defend Ironwood Forest National Monument and the Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni - Ancestral Footprints of the grand Canyon National Monument.
ADEQ to expand PFAS testing and monitoring with new $5 million investment
Sites in Tucson, Phoenix will undergo targeted testing as part of state-led sampling effort.
"It's the New Zoo Revue, comin' right at you!": A conversation with the hosts of the beloved 1970s kids' show.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Mike Stark shares the natural history "Starlings: The Curious Odyssey of a Most Hated Bird"; and "Stories that Soar!" asks that we look for beauty beyond the screen.
Stabilizing 'operations,' the National Weather Service hires again after Trump cuts
Following cuts ordered by the Trump administration earlier this year, the weather service lost nearly 600 positions.
Federal government denies permit for South 32 mine
The problem with the proposed mine is possible air pollution.
Wolf pack removed from Arizona den, prompting backlash from conservation groups
Officials cite drought and declining prey as contributing factors in the wolves’ livestock attacks.
Hobbs pushes groundwater agreement with lawmakers
Hobbs traveled to western Arizona to get a look at groundwater problems firsthand and talk about the Saudi-owned alfalfa farm.
Tucson Opens Cooling Centers for Summer Heat Relief
The centers provide safe, air-conditioned spaces during peak heat hours.
Tucson Botanical Gardens Buys Neighboring Japanese Gardens
Tucson Botanical plans to operate both gardens, which are not contiguous
Appeals court revives tribal lawsuit against SunZia transmission line
Judges say feds may have bypassed tribal consultation, violating historic preservation law.
Hells Canyon, the deepest gorge in the U.S., is surprisingly young
Hells Canyon, which is on the border between Oregon and Idaho, was carved just about 2.1 million years ago — making it much younger than the Grand Canyon.
