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.

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.

All received favorable evaluations from the state's judicial performance commission but came under sharp criticism from some political groups.

Flock Safety, the leading automated license plate reader camera company at the center of a growing firestorm over privacy, says it is expecting an onslaught of bills in 2027 to regulate the technology ...

Data center backlash helped propel Arizona Democrats to historic victories, but regulating the facilities could be an early source of friction.

Arizona is home to over half a million veterans. Each November, we pause to recognize those who have served our country and the families standing beside them. But honoring veterans should extend ...

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 ...

Arizona’s three newest members of Congress arrived at the Capitol for freshman orientation Monday eager to deliver on their promises to voters.

The No Labels Party is trying to convince the state Court of Appeals that it has the legal right to change its name to the Arizona Independent Party.

The federal government and 26 states, including Arizona, have backed Florida’s argument that it isn't required to use 12-person juries in felony cases.

Democrats controlling Arizona's Legislature are expected to abandon lawmakers' previous efforts to defend abortion restrictions still on the books.