House members will be coming to the floor Thursday to elect a new speaker as Kirk Adams, R-Mesa,will be soon stepping down from his position.

Yellow Sheet Report editor Jim Small discusses the near 200 bills that the Legislature sent to Brewer during the last two days of the session.

In what may be her least surprising vetoes of the year, Gov. Jan Brewer continued the annual rite of striking down legislation that would give the Legislature control of billions of dollars in federal funds that flow through the Governor’s Office.

Gov. Jan Brewer on Tuesday signed legislation that contains a deal that cities and homebuilders struck that governs how impact fees are calculated, collected and used.

An anonymous group of Republicans is asking Morrissey to step down as Republican Party chairman by Monday, or face a public campaign to recall him.

Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill meant to prevent labor unions from using members’ dues for political activities.

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has asked President Barack Obama to extend the National Guard’s stay at the state’s border with Mexico instead of ending the deployment in two months.

The Bagdad Freeport-McMoRan copper mine dominates both the landscape and the town’s collective psyche. Its fate determines whether the town is doing well or poorly. This is the quintessential company town — one where the company owns all the houses and businesses — and it exists expressly to serve the mine.

Former Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard says Arizona’s immigration enforcement law has been an albatross for the state.

A federal judge ruled Monday that deputies violated the rights of two men who were detained during one of the workplace raids the Phoenix area’s controversial sheriff uses to enforce immigration laws.