Arizona police agencies were among those singled out in a two-year Senate probe that reported "widespread deficiencies" in a Homeland Security Department program that officials touted for years as a centerpiece in U.S. counterterrorism efforts.
Placing a 5 percent annual limit on how much the assessed value of properties can rise would shield owners from the kinds of spikes seen during the real estate bubble of the last decade, supporters of Proposition 117 say.
Proposition 115 asserts that more is better when it comes to selection and retention of state judges in Pima and Maricopa counties as well as appellate and Supreme Court judges.
Collaboration and streamlined protocols for dealing with domestic violence are helping the city of Phoenix use limited resources more effectively, Mayor Greg Stanton said Thursday.
Easing property taxes businesses pay on everything from milling machines to restaurant silverware would help create jobs across Arizona, supporters of Proposition 116 say.
Those walking along Chicago's chilly streets in the coming months will see a saguaro cactus, the Grand Canyon and Sedona's red rocks on buildings and billboards.
Florida growers have started a tomato fight that some fear will turn in to a larger trade tiff between the United States and Mexico - possibly threatening Arizona's largest foreign market.
Alberto Osio says he has a way to help older people see better. His San Diego-based company, Yolia Health, is developing a combination of contact lenses and eye drops that modifies the shape of corneas to produce clearer vision.
They don't agree on much, but a plan to create "top two" primaries has Arizona's major and minor political parties on the same page - or at least close to it.
Arizona could add more than 83,000 jobs and see an additional $18.4 billion in economic activity by 2030 if the DREAM Act was approved, a new report claims.
Phoenix's eight public golf courses are supposed to be self-sustaining, paying for their upkeep and staff through greens fees and pro shop sales, but David Urbinato with the Phoenix Parks Department said that hasn't happened in about a decade.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week agreed with Arizona that the city of Nogales would be in compliance with clean-air standards -- if it wasn't for pollution drifting over from Mexico.
Expanding Medicaid eligibility to 133 percent of the federal poverty line, as called for under the Affordable Care Act, would boost Arizona's economy and add jobs, a think tank reported Wednesday.
Independent spending by political action committees has begun to flow into the Senate race between Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Mesa, and Democratic candidate Richard Carmona.
