Amid nationwide deportation crackdown, eight international students at Arizona State University lose their visas

In the years Gerald Montag has spent rescuing animals that live on the street, he’s also made friends with people who live on the street: older men and women, families with children and former militar...

RCFP attorneys helped the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting and ProPublica access public records for their investigation.

Rincon Country RV Resorts on the southwest side of Tucson is surrounded by gently rolling hills populated with saguaros. On the highest hill stands a small church with a white cross.  On the last day ...

A migrant mother and two of her children have gone missing, according to frantic family members who say they fear their loved ones are in Border Patrol custody and facing imminent deportation.  On Feb...

A migrant mother and two of her children have gone missing, according to frantic family members who say they fear their loved ones are in Border Patrol custody and facing imminent deportation.  On Feb...

For Laurie, the biting winter temperatures mean making a careful calculation about where she should sleep each night.  The 67-year-old weighs whether to spend about $40 a night of her monthly Social S...

A searchable database and map of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and Transgender People in Arizona, MMIP, MMIW

In the summertime, Keisha Kootswatewa and her family would travel the powwow circuit across the country and into Canada. Her daughters would dance with their dad. And Keisha would spend weeks beforeha...

Outgoing Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb signed a state-mandated legal disclosure — under penalty of perjury — that misrepresented his financial history when launching a law enforcement nonprofit in 20...

In the summertime, Keisha Kootswatewa and her family would travel the powwow circuit across the country and into Canada. Her daughters would dance with their dad. And Keisha would spend weeks beforeha...

Pima County supervisors voted Tuesday to continue funding the support system that helps residents facing eviction get connected to legal help through a postcard in the mail.  The Board of Supervisors ...

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Arizona is the only state with English-only legislation still in effect. Under the state’s laws and policies, children who aren’t proficient in English are segregated at school for hours from their pe...

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