Council approves special election for new Tucson Electric Power agreement
The election will take place May 16th.
Arizona governor to keep migrant busing program
Gov. Katie Hobbs is defending her decision to continue her Republican predecessor's program to transport migrants out of border communities.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs creates independent prison oversight commission
The commission will be responsible for inspecting the department’s prison facilities and its records.
City under scrutiny for alledged homeless encampment sweeps ahead of gem show
An injunction was filed to stop the enforcement of two city ordinances that would criminalize homelessness.
Elections Director in Cochise County leaving
The announcement caught some by surprise.
Kolbe honored in U.S. House
The former southern Arizona Congressman died in December.
Judge reinstates ban on abortions for fetal abnormalities
The ruling reverses a 2021 decision that previously blocked the law.
50 years after Roe, Arizona's abortion access remains limited
Rural Arizonans will have to travel to Phoenix, Glendale or Tucson for care.
Rep. Gallego announces bid for Arizona Senate seat
He is hoping to unseat independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.
AG asks court to put execution on hold
Mayes is reversing a move by her predecessor.
Arizona lottery resumes ticket sales after system crash
The outage began Thursday, and it wasn’t until midday Friday that sales were back online.
Arizona executive order establishes Death Penalty Independent Review Commissioner
Governor Katie Hobbs said "it's time" for a review after history of botched executions.
Bill that restricts student's pronouns moves past committee
The bill would require teachers to gain parental permission to use a pronouns that are different from a student's biological sex.
VP Harris touts Arizona-California power transmission line
Harris and others celebrated the new line during visit to Maricopa County.
Appeals court: Arizona early voting system is constitutional
The three-judge panel rejected the Arizona Republican Party’s argument that mail-in voting violates the secrecy clause in the state Constitution.
