Arizona’s two U.S. Senators joined with six of their colleagues Thursday to make a pitch for their comprehensive immigration reform bill. The new federal plan would not outlaw state immigration measures. 

David Neiwert explores the Minuteman movement, how it was covered by the media and whether it impacted U.S. border security.

Arizona supporters of gun reform laws are not happy with the U.S. Senate's defeat of expanded background checks and other gun control laws.

Navajo Nation lawmakers have put off voting on a lease extension for a coal-fired power plant until later this month.

A new study said Arizona’s national parks are seeing fewer visits. The National Park Service said that is because European tourists are staying home.

Chuck Coughlin, advisor to Governor Jan Brewer, discussed why Medicaid expansion in Arizona makes sense economically and morally.

The Postal Inspection Service says tests of suspicious mail sent to the Phoenix office of U.S. Senator Jeff Flake have found nothing dangerous or harmful.

Officials say visitors will see long lines at Grand Canyon National Park entrances this summer because of federal budget cuts. 

As American Airlines grappled with a failed computer system, more information came to light about the company’s proposed merger with US Airways.