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Arizona is stepping up in a big way with a new bill mandating K-12 firearm safety education, requiring school districts and charter schools to deliver
The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s decision to slash the 2026 Outdoor Expo hours to a compact 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. window on March
Arizona’s Game and Fish Department is dropping some serious science on mountain lion management, collaring and tracking over 30 of these apex predators to guide
Arizona’s latest legislative push is stirring the pot in the Grand Canyon State: a bill that would mandate annual gun safety education for every K-12
Sen. Ruben Gallego, the Democrat Senate candidate from Arizona who’s neck-and-neck with Kari Lake in a pivotal battleground race, just dropped a bombshell on CNN’s
Imagine cruising the vast Arizona backcountry on your trusty OHV, eyes peeled for those prized shed antlers glinting in the sun—pure freedom, right? But hold
Arizona hunters, rejoice—leftover permit-tags for the 2026 elk season are up for grabs, and this is your chance to lock in prime public land opportunities
In a powerhouse display of grassroots firepower, Women for Gun Rights state directors—led by heavy hitters like Dianna Muller, Dr. Lori Blackwell, JoAnne Max, Susan
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat with a track record of thumbing her nose at conservative icons, just vetoed a bill for a specialty license
Jill Dugan, the creative force behind Dugan Hat Co. in Prescott Valley, Arizona, embodies the serendipitous spirit of American entrepreneurship colliding with the vibrant world
Imagine snagging a golden ticket to hunt pronghorn and elk across Arizona’s vast public lands for a full 365 days—all for just $10 per species,
Arizona Game and Fish Department’s freshly amended Article 4 rules on Live Wildlife are now live, baked right into the February 2026 Laws and Rules
In the heart of Arizona’s gun-friendly landscape, a local firearms dealer is catching heat from the 2A community for doing what any law-abiding citizen should:
In the dusty borderlands of Catalina, Arizona, where tensions run as hot as the desert sun, an immigrant restaurant owner is flipping the script on
If you’re an Arizona hunter gearing up for the 2026 pronghorn and elk seasons, mark your calendar: the Arizona Game and Fish Department has issued
Arizona’s Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes recently sparked a fiery debate by questioning whether Stand Your Ground (SYG) laws create an untenable collision with law
A chilling new twist in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie from her Arizona home has gun owners on high alert: authorities detained a man for
A federal judge in Arizona just obliterated three longstanding pro-life laws on Friday, waving the wand of a freshly minted 2024 state constitutional amendment that
Imagine snagging a golden ticket—not for a chocolate factory, but for a full year of unrestricted pursuit across Arizona’s wild expanses, chasing elk, mule deer,
Tucson, Arizona, is patting itself on the back for a notable dip in homicides during the first half of 2025, with city officials quick to
Traditions Firearms just dropped a game-changer for muzzleloader hunters: Arizona has officially greenlit Federal Premium’s FireStick technology for the state’s muzzleloader season. This isn’t some
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission is gearing up for a public meeting on Friday, February 6, at 8 a.m. sharp at the Maricopa Library
Gun Owners of America (GOA) is cranking up the heat on Second Amendment activism with their Arizona Freedom Festival 2026, set for March 28 at
Imagine this: Arizona’s rugged Chiricahua Mountains, already a hiker’s paradise with its hoodoo spires and hidden canyons, could soon claim national park status thanks to
If you’re a hunter in Arizona gearing up for epic pursuits of pronghorn speed demons or massive elk trophies, the clock is ticking louder than
On January 21st, the Arizona Senate Committee on Public Safety is set to dive into Senate Bill 1058—a bill laser-focused on shielding gun owner privacy
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is turning up the heat on her own Attorney General, Kris Mayes, demanding she retract comments that tied the state’s robust
Public shooting ranges almost never die in dramatic fashion. There are no midnight votes. No tear gas. No headlines screaming about the death of a
Senator Ruben Gallego’s explosive claim on MSNBC’s The Weeknight that ICE is going to go after all the brown people isn’t just inflammatory rhetoric—it’s a
Arizona’s Game and Fish Department is pushing hunters into the digital age with a strong nudge toward online mandatory harvest reporting for mountain lion, black
Rob Nabower, Berger Bullets & Ammunition’s Ballistics Manager, just etched his name into Arizona shooting sports history by clinching the Arizona State Smallbore Prone Championship
In the dusty badlands of southern Pima County, Arizona—a notorious cartel smuggling superhighway—federal agents turned the tables on a suspected human trafficker Tuesday morning, dropping
In a fiery rebuke that’s got the Second Amendment community buzzing, the Arizona Sheriffs’ Association has unleashed on Attorney General Kris Mayes for her inflammatory
Arizona’s vast public lands are a hunter’s paradise, and the clock is ticking for one of the most coveted draws in the West: 2026 pronghorn
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat who’s no stranger to threading the needle on border security, is standing firm against the backlash over her
In a stunning fallout that’s got the 2A world buzzing, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’ own police liaison has thrown in the towel, resigning in
Rep. Andy Biggs just dropped a bombshell on Breitbart News, accusing Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes of essentially daydreaming about armed radicals gunning down ICE
If a few people like Renee Good and Alex Pretti take things too far and wind up dead, that’s a shame, but in the cynical
