Thousands of Arizonans are trading in child pornography online and almost none of them are being investigated, said a state lawmaker who wants to spend leftover lottery money to help find and prosecute them.
Phoenix has validated itself as a major athletic events destination but sustaining that momentum calls for the creation of a sports commission to centralize efforts to keep the ball rolling.
If federal law gives states the authority to require online retailers to collect state sales taxes, Arizona should reduce the amount of income tax it collects to offset its gains, a state lawmaker says.
After hosting a record number of visitors last week, the Westgate Entertainment District reported Super Bowl XLIX brought a correlation in business, hitting record sales.
Arizona became the first state in the nation on Thursday to enact a law requiring high school students to pass the U.S. citizenship test on civics before graduation, giving a boost to a growing nationwide effort to boost civics education.
More than a month after the Justice Department released 64,280 documents on Operation Fast and Furious, few new details about the botched "gun-walking" probe have emerged.
Paul G. Ryan asked the Arizona Secretary of State's Office what seemed like a simple question: Is a state nonprofit that spends money to influence elections actually a political committee?
The countdown to Super Bowl XLIX is on with the latest supersized promotion in the epicenter of what will be Super Bowl Central in downtown Phoenix: a 13-foot-tall solar countdown clock.
