Politics & Government

Republicans in the Arizona legislature want to weaponize detransitioning to target transgender health care.

As state senators react to teen violence in the East Valley, one lawmaker called for a return to public hangings.

The move will present a “dumbed-down, whitewashed version of history” to students, critics said.

“I’ve got a GREAT big brother. He’s always had my back.” And a fat checkbook.

“Paid family leave shouldn’t be a luxury.”

They searched sidewalks, alleys, parks, riverbeds and building doorways to count the number of unsheltered people in metro Phoenix.

“A good bill is a good bill”: The legislation pays for attorneys’ fees for some people found not guilty in criminal trials.

Hundreds of people participated as the fight over access to abortion could land on the November ballot in Arizona.

The law would ban bias in housing, employment, schools and public accommodations.

The measure would allow voters to enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution.

From Joe Arpaio to Russell Pearce, Kari Lake and Paul Gosar, the state boasts a rich history of disreputable and dastardly people.

In 2023, volunteers counted 9,642 people experiencing homelessness in the region during the annual effort.

Gov. Katie Hobbs focuses on school vouchers, water and budget while petulant election denier takes a stand.

Joe Arpaio, the controversial former Maricopa County sheriff, is gearing up to run for Fountain Hills mayor – again.

“This changes the lives of people living in small and vulnerable communities of color.”

“Every day that goes by, the situation for flight attendants gets more dire.”

Republicans go ‘anti-woke’ and target early voting while Democrats propose National Day of Racial Healing.

A disciplinary panel on Dec. 8 found probable cause to take formal action against attorneys for the failed gubernatorial candidate.

“I imagine almost every one of these Republican candidates for Congress will be down at the border touring and talking about immigration.”

“The most important thing is having heart for people. It’s not easy, but it’s worth it.”

One of the appointees is a former mayor who resigned and was barred from holding office in California. Now, he’s a lobbyist.

“This is an unacceptable outcome that further destabilizes our border.”