Arizona

There is no greater American monument to the natural world than the Grand Canyon. The massive hole in the ground stretches over a million acres and draws in millions of visitors every year.

SSA cuts paper checks to fight fraud. Arizona’s 7,600 mail recipients must act now to keep benefits flowing.

Explore Tombstone Courthouse, Arizona’s Old West museum with gallows, artifacts, and stories from the silver boom to lawmen legends.

Those sweet blueberries could be hiding something dangerous. A recall is on the table, and it’s no small matter.

From house checks to veteran escorts, SAT volunteers support Cochise County law enforcement and community outreach.

Across the United States, 28 states host 54 nuclear power plants. Arizona only has one within its borders, at Palo Verde, but this station is the largest in the U.S., producing around 4,000 megawatt hours per day. Its efficiency has led Arizona to delay construction of any new nuclear energy stations, until now.

Backyard BBQ in Arizona means carne asada, street corn, and bold Fourth of July flavor. Celebrate the season with the state’s top 15 smoky summer essentials.

Discover Arizona’s edible cactus: prickly pear. Learn how to harvest, prep, and cook this local delicacy packed with flavor and nutrients.

Recall alert: Electric blankets and pasta meals sold in Arizona pulled for overheating and Listeria.

From the days of Outlaws and Gunslingers, to modern day murderers, here's the most violent, most memorable, and most notorious names in Arizona history...