Politics & Government

The former Joe Arpaio acolyte was once caught being dishonest in court. Now after Arpaio’s old job, Sheridan warped the facts again.

A GOP-chaired oversight committee said the Democrat attorney general abused her power. Mayes said it’s a “partisan stunt.”

By repealing its Civil War-era abortion ban, Arizona dodged a terrible scenario. But did that saga use up the issue’s oxygen?

Phoenix and Maricopa County have barely made a dent in homelessness, but data shows more unhoused people are finding shelter.

The ad contrasts Lake with her Democratic opponent, Ruben Gallego, on immigration issues. It also gets a lot wrong.

For years, Arizona voters have used ballot measures to bypass the GOP-controlled legislature. Republicans want that to end.

Lawmakers from both parties voted to curb the use of artificial intelligence to make convincing videos of real people.

An hour east of Phoenix is a holy place for Native Americans. A group is asking the Supreme Court to spare it from copper mining.

Using campaign funds for childcare is already permissible for federal candidates. But its legality in Arizona is unclear.

GOP consultant Nathan Sproul helped Kanye West run for the White House. He also witnessed the rapper pee on his Grammy.

Lawmakers still haven’t passed a budget, but Arizona Republicans sure are keen to spend money on racial profiling.

Workers at Hyatt’s Tempe Mission Palms have been without a collective bargaining agreement with the hotel for a year.

Laws to protect queer folks from discrimination are broadly popular – except among Arizona lawmakers.

ASU President Michael Crow said Dr. Jonathan Yudelman “will never teach here again” after he harassed a Muslim woman.

To whine about drag performers, Kern used a Senate facility to chat with Stew Peters, who calls Adolph Hitler a “hero.”

With Republican help, Senate Democrats repealed the Civil War-era abortion ban. Gov. Katie Hobbs signed it Thursday.

The powerful Republican lawmaker also told women the only birth control they need is an aspirin “between your knees.”

Ben Toma’s bitter rebuke comes as he bans House Democrats from conference rooms over drag story hour.

The Valley’s tricked-out rides made a political statement in support of Chicano and Latino culture.

The U.S. Senate candidate’s chaotic messaging is catching up to her from all sides.

Three Republicans joined Democrats to strike down the near-total ban on abortions. An angry House Speaker then retaliated.

Governor makes it clear – again: “I will not sign legislation that attacks Arizonans.”