Supply chain shortages are affecting the production of everything from cars to phones to food. But there’s another supply chain that’s holding back goods as well.

The Biden administration ended sweeping workplace immigration arrests Tuesday morning. The administration will instead focus on targeting employers who exploit workers and pay below standard.

A federal judge in Mexico has ordered health authorities to expand the vaccine plan to include millions of 12- to 17-year-olds. Currently only those with certain health conditions are included.

Conservationists and tribes were outraged when former President Trump reduced the size of Bears Ears National Monument in southern Utah, creating a major public lands controversy. But Trump’s actions may have ultimately expanded the monument.

The Princeton Gerrymandering Project is an organization that studies the fairness of political redistricting plans nationwide. And it likes what it’s seeing from Arizona, but there is some criticism.

On Oct. 13, the Integrity Summit will mark its 10th year of honoring integrity in the community and in business here in Arizona.

Policymakers and elected officials are paying more attention to cyber threats, but there are still concerns about a lack of focus and a lack of financial investment put toward improving the situation.

We have been talking about supply chains a lot over the past 18 months or so, as there have been shortages of some foods, toilet paper and other products. But more than a year and a half into this pandemic, we’re still talking about reduced supply for cars, appliances and once again — at least in the case of Costco — toilet paper.

Nationally anxiety and depression scores worsened. Arizona's universities were no exception to the data.