Citing limited resources and Arizona’s controversial history, many local and state law enforcement officials said they have no plans to amp up their immigration enforcement in light of a presidential executive order.
A new report from an Arizona State University professor predicts that repealing Obamacare could cut Arizona jobs and send the state into a “health care recession.”
Arizona is caught in the middle as President Donald Trump tries to limit foreign trade with Mexico while the state tries to boost cross border business.
With almost 500 vacant federal jobs in Arizona currently, agencies are grappling with who’s in and who’s out after President Donald Trump placed a freeze on federal hiring.
Even though Tax Day is still months away, Glendale officials want to help residents get ahead of the curve. The city of Glendale paired by with AARP to offer free tax assistance at the Glendale Adult Center through April 18.
Low Key Piano Bar in Tempe is among the first in the Valley to hang signs in the women’s restroom for the “angel shot” – a code of sorts, circulating on social media, that may help bargoers out of uncomfortable situations.
Arizona was rated one of the most dangerous states in the nation for drivers and passengers due to its relative lack of highway safety laws, according to a national report card released Tuesday.
An Arizona Senate bill seeks to expand a program that allows parents to take tax dollars that would otherwise go toward public schools and use them to send their children to private schools.
Last year, 55 percent of American workers did not use all their vacation time. In Arizona, experts estimated vacationers would provide a $1.5 billion boost for the travel economy.
Look out, travelers: Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is one step closer to getting on-site food trucks after Phoenix City Council approved a plan to allow it to amend contracts with existing operators so food trucks can be allowed.
Police wearing body cameras can promote a good relationship between the community and police, including members of the public saying police officers treated them with respect, early results of an ongoing Arizona State University study show.
Dozens of Arizonans are making the trek to Washington, D.C. this weekend to participate in the Women’s March on Washington, which is set to protest the incoming administration’s rhetoric across a broad range of topics.
A program under Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey will release about $3.5 million in new funding for substance abuse prevention programs for high school youth – a key demographic to target when tackling Arizona’s opioid epidemic.
Repealing the Affordable Care Act could cost Arizona more than $46 million in federal public health funds over five years, according to a report released Tuesday.
One day after President-elect Donald Trump promised to start working “immediately” on a wall on the Mexico border, Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, said a wall alone would not be sufficient to secure the border.
Arizona lawmakers followed the rest of the House Friday as it split largely down party lines to approve a budget resolution that marks the first step toward the long-held Republican goal of repealing Obamacare.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich will join other state officials and business leaders on a trip to Mexico City later this week in an effort to continue strengthening the state’s relationship with Mexico.
Defense businesses in Arizona that have been hit hard in recent years by a downturn in contract spending are looking to a Trump administration for possible relief – but experts said that could take years to arrive.
