Politics & Government

A getaway car in a purse-snatching case hit a bus, an SUV and caused the death of a pedestrian Thursday morning, Phoenix police say.

Tribal members of the Tohono O’odham Indian Nation in Arizona oppose Trump’s planned border wall, but struggles with

The City Council no longer needs to get homeowners’ permission before changing a name that’s been deemed offensive or derogatory.

When it comes to equal representation for women in government, Arizona is doing better than a lot of supposedly more progressive states.

The good news: He didn’t stay up late watching the Diamondbacks game this time.

While the rest of the country weathered a recession, he got even richer.

Apparently, Rep. David Schweikert is really scared of Scottsdale grandmas.

A Somali man who ran a border checkpoint in Arizona last year is a hardworking U.S. citizen with health problems, not the bogeyman that right-wing media made him out to be.

Arizona Senator John McCain grilled former FBI boss James Comey during a senate panel hearing on Thursday, accusing him of a “double standard” in his handling of the Clinton and Trump probes. But critics claimed that McCain was confused about the investigations and showed his age with a couple of gaffes.

Two years ago, Governor Doug Ducey’s office expressed support for renaming the Jefferson Davis Highway. But nothing has changed.

Apparently, Gosar and other local elected officials aren’t too interested in listening to criticism.

Governor Doug Ducey announced his choice this week for a new state Department of Economic Security director, hoping to move past one of the biggest debacles his administration has experienced. Michael Trailor, current director of the Arizona Department of Housing, will fill the position left by former DES Director Tim Jeffries.

Blame it on the Muslim ban: Pew Research Center report released this morning says nearly every state in the country saw the number of refugee arrivals drop

Silent Witness is offering $1,000 reward for information leading to recovery of a stolen $35,000, 4,500-square-foot inflatable obstacle course.

More pro-firearms bills could have passed this year, but Governor Doug Ducey and several GOP lawmakers helped keep them down, a spokesman for a local gun-rights group said.

Blame Donald Trump if you want, but the country’s current problems lie at the feet, uh, make that the zipper, of one man.

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott McCoy rules records detailing case against Serial Street Shooter suspect should be made public. Names of minors and witnesses to be kept secret, he ruled.

The popular bike-sharing program has overlooked less affluent neighborhoods.

Arizona politicians react to reports that the president shared sensitive intelligence with Russian offiicials.

The Arizona legislature is a place where many good bills go to die. Here’s this year’s list of casualties.