The Trump administration is withholding more than $6 billion in K-12 education funding, impacting Arizona schools significantly. Arizona educators are concerned about the funding freeze's impact on services for vulnerable students, particularly with the school year approaching.

A Phoenix billboard depicts President Donald Trump as "Swamp King," criticizing his policies and actions. The billboard's owner, Beatrice Moore, refuses to sell the space, valuing its role as a platform for artistic and political expression. A new billboard above Grand Avenue in Phoenix mocks President Donald Trump and his second-term record.

The Trump administration slashed federal spending earlier this year through the Department of Government Efficiency. The Arizona agency blamed its layoffs on the elimination of federal grants that supported unemployment insurance.

Arizona’s two Democratic U.S. senators ripped President’s Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” after their Republican colleagues passed it.

From slashed taxes and Medicaid cuts to new fees for foreign visitors to the Grand Canyon, here's how President Donald Trump is impacting Arizona.

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President Donald Trump's tax and policy bill could slow Arizona's clean energy industry, but companies aren't talking.

President Donald Trump, in a July 3 executive order, signaled higher fees for foreign tourists visiting the Grand Canyon and other national parks.

The Big Beautiful Bill will cut billions of dollars to Medicaid. There are millions of Arizonans enrolled in the program. Politicians on both sides are voicing concerns and support for the President's bill.

If it wasn't for Arizona's Tent City, Donald Trump may have never had the idea for Florida's Alligator Alcatraz.

This year on July 4, Arizona will hold naturalization ceremonies at 9 a.m. at South Mountain Community College and at 5 p.m. at the Mesa Convention Center. There also will be a ceremony at Saguaro National Park, according to USCIS.