Ducey to deliver 'state of the state' speech virtually
The plan is to limit the spread of COVID-19
State election fraud email gets hundreds of responses
Most of the emails chastised Republicans for not accepting election outcome
AZ Senate issues subpoenas to Maricopa County
The legislative subpoenas require a forensic audit of election equipment.
Reviewing the week’s headlines in Arizona politics
Analysis from Arizona Capitol Times editor Luige del Puerto.
Governor says Indigenous Peoples' Day to be celebrated in 2020
Gov. Doug Ducey signed a proclamation recognizing the 'historic injustices suffered by Indigenous people.'
U.S. immigration service says it needs $1.2 billion to stay afloat
USCIS usually gets money from application fees it charges for various services — now those have slowed
Checking in on the 2020 Arizona Legislature
The path forward for some legislation is clearer with the session roughly halfway over.
Divided House votes to reset deadline to ratify Equal Rights Amendment
Arizona is one of 12 states that have never approved the ERA, despite regular attempts by state Democrats to do so.
Democratic Gains Point to Need for Bipartisanship in Arizona House
A discussion with two former state lawmakers about how Democratic gains could affect the legislature.
Arizona Lawmakers Prepare for New Year, New Session
Changing political dynamics could mean a different tone for the 2019 legislative session.
Tucson Forum to Address 'Voter Crisis'
Arizona turnout is among the lowest in the nation.
Local Officials Condemn Policy Separating Undocumented Families
Office holders from six different government bodies gathered to voice opposition to the Trump administration policy.
Pima County Supervisors OK TUSD Desegregation Tax Plan, Defying Legislature
County plans to leave tax as a part of its primary property tax, bucking recently passed law.
Arizona Democrats Call for Special Legislative Session
Four senators want another look at block grant money and gun laws.
Ex-Lawmaker Expelled for Misconduct Open to Serving Again
Don Shooter says if Republicans can get him the signatures, he'll run for Arizona state Senate.
