The punchlines would be easy to come by, and the factoids that illuminate futility on an historic scale are easy to list.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to halt a land transfer in Arizona that Western Apache people say will destroy a sacred land site in order to mine for copper.

This week, a lawsuit from a pair of tribes challenging a powerline project in southern Arizona – previously thrown out by a ...

Outside Phoenix in suburban Gilbert, one farming family decided over ten years ago to get ahead of development and urban ...

Several animals were seized by law enforcement officials Monday from a New River property after no food was reportedly found ...

The justices left in place a lower-court decision that allows the transfer of land in central Arizona known as Oak Flat that ...

The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Apaches who want to halt a massive copper mining project on federal land in Arizona that they hold sacred.

Mark Finchem, R-Oro Valley, arguing the city of Tucson was destroying valuable property ... for auction. Detailed records released by the city, prompted by records requests from the Arizona ...

An effort to stop a Republican push to sell off hundreds of thousands of acres of public land in Nevada and Utah succeeded at ...

Bidders will have the rare opportunity to acquire an estate in the tony Bay Harbor community when the property hits the ...

The Cave Creek Town Council is expected to consider whether to have a bond election to buy about 4,000 acres near the Spur ...