After losing the state treasurer race, Elijah Norton is suing the person he vied to replace, fellow Republican Kimberly Yee, alleging she spread lies to derail his campaign.
Despite a particularly good midterm election for the Arizona Democrats, voters approved most of the eight ballot measures pushed by conservative groups and opposed by progressives.
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Data center backlash helped propel Arizona Democrats to historic victories, but regulating the facilities could be an early source of friction.
Arizona’s three newest members of Congress arrived at the Capitol for freshman orientation Monday eager to deliver on their promises to voters.
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Imagine you are seriously ill and have found a clinic that promises what other doctors could not. Somewhere in the stack of intake forms is a "non-disclosure clause" saying you will not publicly ...
Single-party rule on the Arizona Corporation Commission is over after two Republicans conceded their seats on the utility-regulation body to Democrats.
Arizona’s Democratic state legislative candidates held onto early leads on election night, opening the possibility that Democrats may win majorities in both the state’s House and Senate next year.
Arizona’s school choice program could see major reforms with Democrats now in control of the Legislature, the governor’s office and the top job at the state Department of Education.
Democrats controlling Arizona's Legislature are expected to abandon lawmakers' previous efforts to defend abortion restrictions still on the books.
Democrats are set to hold a trifecta for the first time in more than half a century, giving Gov. Katie Hobbs an opportunity to work with a friendly Legislature.