Residents, businesses in homeless ‘zone’ sue Phoenix
A group of residents and local business owners are suing the city of Phoenix over a large homeless encampment near the state Capitol, alleging the city has abdicated its duty to enforce laws in the area.
Lake leans right, Masters pivoting in early stages of general election campaign
With the primary election in the rearview mirror, candidates and potential boosters are beginning to show the positions they’ll stake out heading into November. On the Republican ticket, some prominent statewide candidates appear to be taking different tacks in the first full week of the general election campaign.
Fight over Resolution Copper Mine drags on – and both sides expect more
Superior Mayor Mila Besich-Lira comes from a family of miners, so she knows it takes a long time to open a mine. But even she is getting frustrated by the years of reviews and court challenges to the proposed Resolution Copper mine.
East Valley youth seeking mental health support
Young people in the East Valley ignited a school campaign for mental health awareness this spring. Now, they want a seat on the school board to reduce the risks of suicide.
Pinal County elections officer fired after election day ballot fiasco
Pinal County fired elections officer David Frisk following an election day fiasco that led some would-be voters to leave the polls without casting a ballot.
Trump candidates swept primary – what about November?
The Trump faction of the Republican Party won big in the August 2 primary election, notching victories from the U.S. Senate race down to state legislative districts.
Trump slate poised for clean sweep in primary
The Trump faction of the Republican Party appeared poised for a string of wins in Arizona’s GOP primary races as initial results rolled in on Tuesday, but the top Trump-endorsed candidate for state office was losing.
Lake overtakes Taylor Robson as vote counting continues in GOP gubernatorial primary
Developer and former Arizona Regent Karrin Taylor Robson has taken the lead over former Fox 10 anchor Kari Lake in the race for the Republican Party nomination for governor, according to initial results posted Tuesday night.
Brnovich: no evidence of “widespread deceased voters” in 2020
Attorney General Mark Brnovich says there’s no evidence that lots of dead people voted in Arizona's 2020 election, shooting down one of the biggest claims to come out of the Cyber Ninjas’ controversial election audit.
Man arrested in connection with threat sent to Secretary of State Office
The FBI arrested a Massachusetts man Friday on charges he made a bomb threat sent to the office of Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs.
GOP infighting spawns attack ads, huge spending
Conservative groups are punishing incumbent Republicans with attack ads and huge donations to their primary opponents.
Brnovich joins lawsuit seeking to bar crackdown on ‘ghost guns’
Attorney General Mark Brnovich is joining a lawsuit to bar the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms from cracking down on what the agency considers "ghost guns.''