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Lawyers for former Phoenix Mercury interim coach Nikki Blue have filed a lawsuit against the organization, alleging unequal ...

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A new $100 million flood control project got its first test from the monsoon on Wednesday in Flagstaff and the defense system ...

An Arizona attorney says the law typically only allows a defendant to use proportional force, which likely doesn't apply in this case.

The first militarised zones, introduced in April and May, extend west of El Paso past factories and cattle yards to partially encircle the New Mexico border village of Columbus, and its 1,450 ...

Asked what a world without judicial independence would look like, Justice Clint Bolick offered an ominous answer. "It looks ...