State Senator claims lawmakers have banned vote counting machines
Borelli claim rejected by officials of both parties.
Hobbs terminates $50 million grant allocation for ESA recipients
Governor Katie Hobbs's predecessor Doug Ducey approved the allocation of pandemic-era funding.
AZ school superintendent looks to keep restrictions on trans athletes
In a complaint filed last month, two Arizona families claim that current state statute violates federal nondiscrimination laws and the U.S. Constitution.
Clea McCaa, Sierra Vista’s New Mayor
Clea McCaa has made history by not only becoming the first Democrat elected in a Republican stronghold, but also by becoming the first Black mayor of Sierra Vista.
Governor Hobbs visits Tucson to share plans for end of Title 42
The press conference took place Tuesday afternoon where she discussed her five point approach to an expected increase in migrants.
Lawsuit aims to block Arizona's restrictions on transgender athletes in schools
The lawsuit claims the current state law that stops transgender girls from playing on girls' sports teams is unconstitutional.
Ethics Committee finds Rep. Liz Harris in violation of state house rules
The investigation was launched shortly after Harris invited a constituent to share false allegations in front of a legislative committee.
AG Mayes says Arizona retains access to abortion medication
The announcement comes after a federal judge placed an injunction against Mifepristone, a drug used in non-surgical abortions.
Grijalva asks US Attorney General to look into Cochise County elections move
Grijalva wants a federal investigation into the decision to hand off elections work to the County Recorder.
2 years of American Rescue Plan: how Tucson used its $136 million
Funding from the American Rescue Plan Act went towards local government to help communities recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Arizona Senate tackles sexually explicit materials in schools
The also looked at the future of banning books.
AG Mayes reverses old decision, now protecting 'source of income' discrimination
Last year, previous Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Tucson's newest ordinance violated state law.
Cochise County Supes seek legal representation in election management case against Attorney General
The move comes one day after Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes filed lawsuit.
Senator announces formation of first-ever Black Caucus in Arizona Legislature
State senator Catherine Miranda made the announcement Monday afternoon.
Tempe considers replacing street names tied to KKK
Names date back a century to when prominent Tempe residents were in the Ku Klux Klan.
