Investigators have found no evidence an Arizona official neglected his duties after he was charged with running an adoption-fraud scheme involving women from the Marshall Islands. 

Northern Arizona University says a top forest restoration pioneer is retiring. The university says Wally Covington will retire in January after 45 years there as a professor of forestry and executive director of the Ecological Restoration Institute.

A State Grand Jury has indicted a man for his alleged involvement in tampering with food items at multiple retail stores within the Phoenix metropolitan area.

The New Mexico group “Cowboys for Trump” is facing criticism after members brought iconic gypsum sands from White Sands National Monument to Washington for a Christmas Tree lighting ceremony — a possible violation of federal law.

A long-time Flagstaff restaurant has been purchased by the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise.

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday touted her $5 billion plan to fund tuition for private school students, telling a room of supportive parents and lobbyists that it would improve the quality of education.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is defending his state police chief who got out of a speeding ticket after showing his Department of Public Safety identification.

Authorities say a man whose remains were found in the trunk of a burning car in northwestern New Mexico had been killed beforehand.