More Americans are now eligible for compensation for health problems linked to radiation exposure from the atomic weapons ...

While you may assume the U.S. nuclear arsenal is kept in strategic locations, a mass of its warheads are located in an expected state.

This op-ed explains why many of America’s nuclear weapons are stored on Native land.

Arizona's electric utilities are planning for more nuclear power as part of a new look for this energy source and the possibility of small reactors.

Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station will mark four decades this year as one of the nation's largest producers. Here's what to know about nuclear energy in Arizona.

Arizona Public Service, Salt River Project and Tucson Electric Power are considering nuclear energy, according to a Wednesday news release.

For now, though, most of it is stored in underground steel tanks, primarily at Hanford, Washington, and Savannah River, South Carolina, key sites in U.S. nuclear weapons development.

The US bunker-buster bomb and how it could be used against Iran's nuclear program It can penetrate 200 feet deep to where Iran's centrifuges are believed stored.

Arizona is home to many veterans, some of whom have fought directly against Iranian forces in recent years.

As more people and businesses move to Arizona and place increasing demands on the electric grid, the state’s three major utilities are exploring the possibility of more nuclear power reactors.

Amid the enormous lingering threat of the Cold War in the 1960s, the United States accrued as many as 31,255 nuclear weapons. In 2023, it had a little over one-tenth of those numbers.

Many of America’s nuclear weapons are stored on Native reservations, though tribal members may be unaware of their presence or the risk they pose.