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Fondomonte uses sprinklers to grow alfalfa in La Paz County and exports it to feed dairy cattle in Saudi Arabia. The company does not pay for the water it uses.

In this multi-agency operation, Prescott police say three men either attempted to lure or solicit sex from underaged children.

The Tucson sector has been the busiest section across the entire Southwest border when it comes to migrant encounters.

The average residential customer will now pay about 6.5% more, which equates to an extra $2 a month.

It's unclear where April McLaughlin has been since she was released from jail last week. Police had accused her of 55 counts of animal cruelty among other charges, but those were dropped on Sept. 27.

As investigators look to crack down on the sober living scheme, the people who need these services the most are finding few options available to them. Now, a new Native American recovery facility is opening and accepting patients.

The fallout of the sober living crackdown continues. The state has suspended payments to nearly a hundred more providers since August, accusing them of Medicaid fraud.

The burned body of Mercedes Vega was found in a car along the side of Interstate 10 in Tonopah. Now, loved ones aren't any closer to getting answers.

In June, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs issued an executive order prohibiting state employee health plans from listing gender-affirming care as ineligible for coverage, reversing a Republican-backed ban that was enacted in 2017.

From Arizona ending an agreement with a Saudi Arabia-owned alfalfa farm to a child exploitation investigation in Prescott, here's a look at some of our top stories.