State auditors say Arizona's Medicaid program gets it right
nearly all of the time when determining whether people applying for
government-paid health care are eligible.
The Arizona Attorney General's Office plans to provide funding
to the Mohave County sheriff to provide law enforcement patrols in a northern
Arizona community with a polygamist enclave.
A group of conservationists sued the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency on Thursday to force regulation of the leading killer of
endangered California condors.
More than 300 Navajo Nation jobs are at stake because of "excessively stringent and expensive" regulations the Environmental Protection Agency has proposed for the San Juan power plant, a tribal official testified Wednesday.
The House approved a bill Tuesday to give 20 isolated acres of local and federal government land to the Pascua Yaqui tribe for use as part of its Casino del Sol resort in Tucson.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Tuesday it could appoint "socially disadvantaged" farmers in six Arizona counties where the elected county committees may be lacking in representation by women and minorities
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected Tombstone's request for an emergency injunction that would have let the city take heavy equipment on federal lands to fix water pipelines damaged in last year's wildfires.
Barring an extension from the federal government, the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act will end and if you want to short sell your home, you need to act soon, a Valley realtor said.
Capitol Police have removed a man from the Senate gallery
after he disrupted proceedings by shouting that abortion is sin, and
thanking
Sen. John McCain.
