Sign In
Free Newsletter
Arizona defends in-state tuition for undocumented students
Arizona attorneys want a federal judge to dismiss a Trump administration lawsuit targeting reduced tuition for undocumented students at state universities.
Judicial retention elections receive more partisan attention
Partisan election guides have infiltrated the nonpartisan judicial retention elections, with both sides airing lost lists of judges they feel are unfit to remain in their positions.
Arizona can’t stop homebuilding while policy ruling is appealed
A judge won't back down — even temporarily — from his ruling that state water officials acted illegally in changing the rules for home builders.
Meet the 19-year-old ASU student running for Maricopa County office
At a time when many young people have become disillusioned with politics, Matta is hoping his candidacy inspires them to get involved.
Arizona, other states sue OpenAI alleging harms to the public
Attorneys General accuse the company's chatbot of harming children by providing dangerous medical advice, encouraging self-harm.
Arizona cities, districts sue over soaring fire truck costs, delays
Arizona cities and fire districts are sounding the alarm over what they call fire truck manufacturers’ monopolistic control of the market, driving up prices and delaying deliveries.
Those accused in ‘fake electors’ case want protection from future prosecutions
In tossing the indictment into alleged “fake electors” in Arizona a judge kept open the possibility of more charges in the future.
Arizona GOP targets overseas voters in registration fight
Under a 2005 state law, these people have been allowed to vote absentee, just like their parents, who once lived in Arizona and kept their state registration.
AZ Supreme Court strengthens legal recourse for those seeking public records
Government entities can be held liable if they destroy records they know have been requested, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled.
Arizona asks Supreme Court to block prison health takeover
U.S. District Court Judge Roslyn Silver ordered an overhaul in 2023 to correct what she determined were constitutional deficiencies.
Appeals court rejects LUCHA’s challenge of immigration measure
The state Court of Appeals has rejected efforts to void a 2024 voter-approved immigration measure.
Kalshi’s general counsel looks to Supreme Court after New Jersey appeal
The chief regulatory officer for the nation’s largest prediction market may soon have to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that the emerging industry is fundamentally different from sportsbooks in a high-stakes legal battle between the states and the federal government.
