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Maria Castro said that the use of tear gas and pepper spray wasn’t justified. “This was not a proper warning — our rights were violated,” she told the Council.

Twitter says the accounts it removed belonged to bots, not people.

Woman’s lawyer says an ex-boyfriend obtained the messages and photo from her computer without her knowledge and gave them to a third party.

County recorder pledged to protect the right to vote. Since then, he’s faced no shortage of controversy.

Two Phoenix New Times writers won a Polk Award for their story on Motel 6 reporting guests to ICE.

Since launching her run for Senate, the Tucson Republican has appeared determined to prove that she, too, can go on Fox News and complain about immigrants.

Key parts of the proposal were redacted, but clearly the city was willing to give up a lot to get the online retail giant to build in the desert.

“You don’t know what’s going to happen to your family. It’s a horrible feeling,” says the wife of a Gambian man who lives in Glendale.

The state senator is running for Trent Franks’ seat in Congress and is endorsed by Joe Arpaio, Ted Cruz, and Steve King, which tells you everything.

Oliver Schwab, who’s worked for the Arizona congressman since 2011, is accused of double dipping.

Of course.

Representative Bob Thorpe has repeatedly tried — and failed — to prevent college students from voting in his district.