Politics & Government

Employees said they’re concerned the atmosphere in the solid waste division is “being condoned from the top.”

Employees complained of a hostile work environment where a deputy director allegedly ran his division like a mafia boss.

Newly obtained records contain more allegations that Southwest Key employees preyed on immigrant minors detained in Arizona.

The controversy over John Glenn’s donations has injected drama into an already acrimonious Legislative District 24 primary.

The former Yahweh ben Yahweh member was charged, but never convicted, for brutal murders related to the cult’s activities in Florida.

A new study shows voter registration in people aged 18-29 has increased by 8.2 percent in Arizona.

Tomi Lahren’s visit to Arizona as a part of the so-called American Money Tour amounted to a shameless bait-and-switch.

When will Waymo be ready to deploy a robo-taxi service with no backup driver at all?

The controversial 25-year-old Fox News contributor known for her fiery monologues will visit Glendale and Mesa.

Registering to vote in August’s primary doesn’t have to be hard with our simple guide.

Daniel Valenzuela’s campaign for mayor has benefited financially from his close ties to Grand Canyon University.

“Congressman Gosar’s support of an anti-Muslim and immigrant extremist is appalling.”

Arizona Senator Jeff Flake is an eager Trump critic and a totally ineffectual Trump opponent.

“I never was accused of anything unethical or illegal, ever. All I was accused of is annoying people,” Don Shooter said.

Left-leaning voters aren’t going to make it easy for candidates who don’t strongly oppose the controversial agency.

“When we know things are going wrong at the city, we can step in and correct it,” Councilwoman Kate Gallego said.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reunite families separated at the border. Only 34 of 102 children under age 5 were reunified by the first deadline.

“If you want an abortion, you go to Planned Parenthood, and that’s well over 90 percent of what Planned Parenthood does,” the former Arizona senator said in 2011.

At the time of the lawsuit’s filing, civil rights group MALDEF said it would seek damages to compensate guests who had been detained.