Arizona

Immigration Not Top Election Issue on Arizona-Mexico Border

By Alex Rogers

IV Lines Were Placed Properly in Prolonged Execution

By Josh Sanburn

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By Alex Rogers

Arizona Botched Execution Prompts Concern Over Lethal-Injection Drugs

By Nash Jenkins
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Execution Death Takes Two Hours

One of the judges that issued a stay of execution, later overturned, wrote in an opinion that the firing squad would likely be a better option for executions

By Maya Rhodan

Dust Storm Grounds Arizona Flights

A violent dust storm resulted in delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport

By Mirren Gidda

Mummy Found in Tucson Manhole Likely Electrocuted

An ID was found on the man but authorities are waiting on DNA to verify who he is

By Denver Nicks

Red Bull Blamed for Teen’s Death

A 16-year-old died in Mexico after drinking energy drinks, igniting the debate on whether caffeine consumption can be fatal

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Arizona Woman Prohibited From Cartwheeling at Meetings

The manic pixie dream girl is alive and well

By Laura Stampler

Arizona Wildfire May Force Thousands From Homes

The blaze has raised concerns of a devastating wildfire season amid a drought that has left the woods particularly vulnerable.

By Noah Rayman

Probe Widens to 26 Medical Facilities

The Office of the Inspector General at the Veterans Affairs Department says more health facilities are being probed after explosive testimony in front of a Senate committee spotlighted the alleged mistreatment of America's veterans

By David Stout

Photos From a Notorious 1953 Raid on a Polygamist Arizona Town

Photos — most of which never ran in LIFE magazine — made by photographer Loomis Dean during a badly botched government attempt to stamp out a small religious community in 1953 Arizona.

By Ben Cosgrove

Arizona Approves Surprise Inspections of Abortion Clinics

A new piece of legislation signed by Arizona’s Republican Governor will allow health officials to conduct surprise inspections of the state’s nine abortion clinics

By David Stout

Skydiver Dies After Chute Fails in Record Attempt

"It had nothing to do with the size of the group or the aircraft," a spokesman for her team told media. The attempt to have 222 people skydiving simultaneously over Arizona would have set a new world record

By David Stout

Tesla's War With the States Shifts Into Overdrive

The electric car maker run by PayPal billionaire Elon Musk is fighting powerful auto interests in states across the U.S. for the right to sell its cars directly to consumers, upending the traditional dealership model

By Sam Gustin

Texas Man Dies After Falling Into Grand Canyon

Park officials are investigating the 53-year-old's death

By David Stout

Arizona Governor Won't Seek Re-election

Brewer's announcement ends speculation that the Republican might mount a legal challenge to allow her to run for a third term. The state's conservative governor is best known for signing a controversial immigration enforcement measure into law

By Dan Hirschhorn

Gay Marriage and Religious Freedom Can Co-exist

Gay marriage and religious freedom can co-exist, but recent bills at the state level have plotted the wrong course.

By Leah Ward Sears and David Blankenhorn

Big Battles Await States

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoed a controversial religious freedom bill some criticized as anti-gay, but six other similar proposals brewing in legislatures from Missouri to South Dakota still have a shot at eventually becoming the law of the land

By Katy Steinmetz

The NFL, And Sports Leagues, Cheer The Arizona Veto

The looming presence of an Arizona Super Bowl only helped defeat S.B. 1062

By Sean Gregory
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