Politics & Government

We’re still waiting for reaction for Senator John McCain

Backlash from the revelation that Motel 6 employees coordinated with immigration officers came home to roost on Friday.

Some Arizona DACA recipients don’t like the idea of of being pawns in a deal between the president and Democratic leaders.

We still have some questions, though.

Apparently, they’ll do more than just leave the light on for you.

Seventy-two state representatives meeting in Phoenix trying to organize an unprecedented constitutional convention .

An Iraqi immigrant who owns a Phoenix smoke shop is in jail following recent Facebook rants about wanting to kill former President Obama.

How you can stand up for the 28,000 people in Arizona who face potential deportation after DACA ends.

Senator John McCain voted against adding a $15-billion relief package onto the government spending bill.

Attorney Josh Nuñez says he’s received thousands of calls from those trying to renew their DACA permit; he’s waiving his usual $225 fee but clients still have to pay government $495.

The leader of last year’s successful minimum-wage ballot measure in Arizona derided two business groups’ stance on DACA workers on Wednesday as hypocritical, vowing “we are not allies.”

Watching the announcement with a group of local Dreamers was surreal.

President Donald Trump has made up his mind, and here’s how Arizonans are reacting.

DACA recipients and immigrant allies gathered in front of a local U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building on Thursday as the President considered ending DACA.

She served as a man, but Erin Russ believes President Donald Trump directive banning transgender military personnel is just playing to his base.

Ramon Casteneda Andrade was arrested by Phoenix Police, who suspected him to be in the country illegally and called ICE.

Channel 12 News has changed its story about the vandalism of a confederate memorial at the State Capitol following a New Times article that raised questions about the station’s report.

Arizona officials feared former director Tim Jeffries and top aides were armed; months later, the program is still viable

Fifty-three percent of white women voted for Donald Trump. We talked to some of them and others at his rally Tuesday night.

Surveillance videos show that a Channel 12 news van illuminated the scene as a vandalism suspect defaced a Confederate memorial last week, but reporter Bryan West said he only witnessed the suspect leaving the area.