Politics & Government

Woman’s lawyer says an ex-boyfriend obtained the messages and photo from her computer without her knowledge and gave them to a third party.

County recorder pledged to protect the right to vote. Since then, he’s faced no shortage of controversy.

Two Phoenix New Times writers won a Polk Award for their story on Motel 6 reporting guests to ICE.

Since launching her run for Senate, the Tucson Republican has appeared determined to prove that she, too, can go on Fox News and complain about immigrants.

Key parts of the proposal were redacted, but clearly the city was willing to give up a lot to get the online retail giant to build in the desert.

“You don’t know what’s going to happen to your family. It’s a horrible feeling,” says the wife of a Gambian man who lives in Glendale.

The state senator is running for Trent Franks’ seat in Congress and is endorsed by Joe Arpaio, Ted Cruz, and Steve King, which tells you everything.

Oliver Schwab, who’s worked for the Arizona congressman since 2011, is accused of double dipping.

Of course.

Representative Bob Thorpe has repeatedly tried — and failed — to prevent college students from voting in his district.

They’re making a statement about the shortage of menstrual products for women in prison.

President Trump has unleashed Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It’s starting to show in the number of arrests and deportations.

“He needs to take a really strong stance that deportation is not the answer, and this is a humanitarian issue,” Paola Carrasco said.

House committee advances bill, which means sidewalks might be awash in small delivery vehicles sooner than you think.

The response from opponents of the bill can largely be summed up as, “Wait, we’re really doing this again?”

Nicholas Sarwark also once said, “The Libertarian Party is in the same place where African-Americans were prior to the ’60s.”

Representatives question whether women prisoners can be trusted with additional pads, but finally vote 5-4 to move legislation forward. .

“If Donald Trump did one thing, it was to really inspire people to get involved in politics.”

Newly released records show that Phoenix police fired nearly 500 rounds of pepper spray balls during the unrest, along with 16 canisters of tear gas.

Representative Don Shooter turned over a small .22 caliber handgun and a display gun before a scheduled vote on whether to expel him from the Legislature.

Investigators found that Shooter created a hostile working environment in a report that detailed numerous harassment allegations against him.

Numerous studies have demonstrated a link between Native American mascots and low self-esteem.