Despite a looming lawsuit over long lines and extensive wait times at polling locations during Arizona's presidential preference election, Gov. Doug Ducey is confident the state's next election will run a lot more smoothly.
Threats by immigration activists to boycott Arizona over certain legislation are nothing more than cries for attention, Gov. Doug Ducey said Wednesday.
In an official legal opinion, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich stated third party contractors who operate photo radar and red light cameras must get a private investigator license or they cannot do business in the state.
Arizona's border strike force is changing the way law enforcement protects the U.S. from cartels and criminals, developing into a strong coalition that is hitting the cartels where it hurts.
A former border agent believes an investigation into money transfers between the Middle East and Mexico could spell the end for terror cells near Arizona.
An Arizona advocacy group has called upon state political figures to adopt new regulations related to prayer at public meetings in the wake of a controversy involving Phoenix City Council meetings.
A large number of independent voters have confirmed their parties ahead of Arizona's presidential preference election, creating a spike in both Democrats and Republicans.
Arizona's medical marijuana program ranked above average -- receiving a B-minus -- compared to the rest of the country, according to a new report from Americans for Safe Access.
Even though Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won the Latino vote in the Nevada caucus on Tuesday, Hispanic leaders in the state said they believe he will fall in Arizona's presidential primary.
