From reauthorized compensation for nuclear radiation victims to frozen K-12 funds, the Trump administration continues to impact Arizona.

In Arizona, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne applauded the decision, calling the after-school program money “welcome news” and saying he anticipates the remaining withheld funds to be released soon.

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.

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.

The Trump administration froze the education funding because a spokesperson said the money had subsidized "a radical left-wing agenda."

Trump's Big Beautiful Bill will decimate Medicaid in Arizona, but the biggest cuts conveniently don't go into effect until after the 2026 election.

Arizona used to be a near-foregone conclusion for Donald Trump. Now it’s an “emerging problem," according to one longtime political observer. Vice President Kamala Harris is rising in ...

Former President Donald Trump's first post-debate campaign event was Thursday in Tucson, focusing on housing and the economy in Arizona’s second-largest city. The trip marked Trump’s second ...

Maryland joined nearly two dozen states and the District of Columbia in suing the Trump administration for withholding $6.8 billion in previously authorized education grants intended for K-12 and adult education programs.