In Ukraine's war with Russia, drones have become essential tools for both warfare and border surveillance. Now, those tools ...

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Get AZCIR’s latest investigations and updates delivered straight into your inbox, for free. Arizona has 164 data centers statewide, outpacing much of the country and ranking 7th nationally, according ...

Yes. Many states in the South and Southwest recorded some of the nation’s highest poverty rates in 2024. The national rate was roughly 12%, but several states in these regions exceeded that. For ...

Yes. Arizona has 164 data centers statewide, outpacing much of the country and ranking 7th nationally, according to Data Center Map, which tracks the centers globally. Most of Arizona’s data centers ...

As U.S. law enforcement agencies adopt drone systems “battle-tested” in Ukraine, experts question whether existing safeguards are sufficient to govern increasing levels of surveillance on U.S. soil.

Get AZCIR’s latest investigations and updates delivered straight into your inbox, for free. Arizona had the second-highest rate of uninsured children in the nation in 2024, with 9.3% of those 18 and ...

Get AZCIR’s latest investigations and updates delivered straight into your inbox, for free. Tucson’s new drug-loitering ordinance does not authorize police to arrest someone based on housing status.

No. Tucson’s new drug-loitering ordinance does not authorize police to arrest someone based on housing status. It targets specific behaviors, such as loitering while possessing or using drugs. The ...

No. Tucson’s new drug-loitering ordinance does not authorize police to arrest someone based on housing status. It targets specific behaviors, such as loitering while possessing or using drugs. The ...

No. Tucson’s new drug-loitering ordinance does not authorize police to arrest someone based on housing status. It targets specific behaviors, such as loitering while possessing or using drugs. The ...

No. Tucson’s new drug-loitering ordinance does not authorize police to arrest someone based on housing status. It targets specific behaviors, such as loitering while possessing or using drugs. The ...