Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon is again calling for state Sen. Wendy Rogers to resign, this time over her controversial response to the mass shooting in Buffalo.
With a potential upheaval in abortion laws looming, Republican candidate Karrin Taylor Robson said Thursday she would work to build “a culture of life” if elected governor of Arizona.
Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake said Wednesday she thinks abortion, which she called “the ultimate sin,” should be regulated at the state level.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams said a number of factors played a role in her decision to retire from the department but heeding the "call to service" will remain part of her future.
A leaked Supreme Court draft regarding the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade sparked protests and rallies nationwide, but one Maricopa County attorney candidate remains firm on her stance regarding abortions.
The president of the Arizona Restaurant Association said Thursday that even the busiest eateries aren't necessarily seeing great profits, but rather are in survival mode due to high food costs.
The chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors said Thursday the appointment of Rachel Mitchell as interim county attorney was based on her experience in the office.
An Arizona public health expert says a new variant of COVID-19 has taken over the state, but it's not any more lethal or dangerous than previous versions of the virus.
The price people pay at the pump in Arizona has stabilized over the past month, and while a gas analyst doesn't see a spike coming soon, the volatility of the petroleum market makes the future hard to predict.
When police take Nicholas Cowan from a hospital room to a jail cell, the hospitalized Phoenix officer he's accused of shooting will take part in the arrest -- through her handcuffs.
A Phoenix police officer was “resting comfortably” a day after she was shot by a man who remains on the loose, Chief Jeri Williams said Friday morning, adding that she was "angry and tired" about a surge of violence against law enforcement.
Maricopa County's chief elections officer Stephen Richer said Friday while there are parts of a new report about the 2020 election he agreed with, he was "sick of this" ongoing challenge.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Friday he can’t say if his office has uncovered evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election because the investigation is ongoing.
Arizona joined two other states Monday to file a lawsuit against President Joe Biden for lifting the ban on asylum-seekers at the U.S-Mexico border that is based on public health policy.
Republican Maricopa County Attorney candidate Anni Foster said Friday she would work on improving the relationship between the office and law enforcement if elected to the position.
A Democratic candidate for the Maricopa County Attorney's Office said Wednesday she would not enforce a bill signed by Gov. Doug Ducey that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
With a special election for Maricopa County attorney set for later in the year, the Board of Supervisors can now start thinking about who will serve as metro Phoenix’s interim top prosecutor until voters pick Allister Adel’s replacement.
Arizona businessman Jim Lamon said he’s pouring millions of his own dollars into his U.S. Senate campaign because he doesn’t think any other Republican candidate can defeat Sen. Mark Kelly.
Interest is high in a free summer camp program to help Arizona students make up academic ground lost during the pandemic, according to the state-funded initiative’s leader.
Arizona's pandemic czar said Thursday he's still concerned about COVID vaccination rates in the state, even as case counts and hospital inpatient totals continue to decrease.
Rick Romley, who spent 16 years as Maricopa County’s top prosecutor, said that his former agency’s issues with filing criminal cases might be worse than what was made public this week.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, who rarely agrees with President Joe Biden, praised the Democrat’s State of the Union message regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But Ducey was unimpressed with the rest of the speech.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams announced Thursday the department will reassign more than 100 officers to patrol positions due to ongoing staffing shortages.
