Politics & Government

Arizona Republicans stand to win big in next elections after redistricting alters voting maps. Critics threaten lawsuits.

In Mesa Gardens, residents have been left without water for days, suffered illegal rent hikes – and now are being evicted unlawfully.

The four-day conference is a national spectacle, but it’s also a reminder of the power that Turning Point wields in Arizona.

The city of Phoenix collected $6.1 million more in tax on residential rental properties as renters struggled between 2018 and 2020.

When Anna Walker moved into her apartment complex about four years ago, a retrofitted motel built decades prior, she could swing the monthly cost of $500. But now that it has skyrocketed to $800 a month she can’t afford it anymore. And she’s not alone.

The university is mum after pressure from student groups who are demanding Rittenhouse be kicked out.

At a private event on Tuesday, Lake told a crowd of retirees that she is taking the unproven drug – and wants to manufacture it as governor.

Rep. Gosar was punished for a clip where his face is photoshopped on a violent anime video showing him appearing to kill Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and then attacking President Joe Biden.

A far-right extremist group is harassing migrants along the Arizona border but no agencies are stepping in to stop them.

Over the past several years, the case has shone a harsh light on discriminatory practices in the Senate’s Democratic caucus.

In a recent interview, Brnovich went on a tangent that sowed doubt on vaccines’ safety and efficacy.

Jeff Durbin, who has built a far-right media empire from Mesa, is said to have inspired Ron Watkins’ run for Congress.

Three house-flipping tech companies now own a major share of Maricopa County’s property listings.

“I think it probably came as a shock to some of the campaigns that the president decided to weigh in this early in the race.”

Scottsdale now sits alongside Miami and Oakland as the tenth-most expensive rental market in the country.

“This is effective, purposeful displacement.”

One Gab user wrote: “Even hardcore Trumpers didnt see anything resembling fraud. You all failed.”

A faction of Arizona’s most ardent believers in voter fraud has turned against the Cyber Ninjas’ effort, now that it’s complete.

No hearings have occurred in Maryvale while two are slated to take place in Scottsdale.

Activists are calling on Arizona’s Senators to lead on immigration reforms. So far, they have been quiet.

The $12 million program is being funded by federal COVID-19 relief funds.

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema has been dubbed a “pharma favorite in Congress.”