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Gov. Doug Ducey leveled an unprecedented threat to Arizona cities in his State of the State address: Create a patchwork of laws that conflict with the state’s interest, and you’ll pay for it.

Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan has officially certified the results of a special election on school funding and police and fire pension measures.

Gov. Doug Ducey put the finishing touches on the 2016 legislative session Thursday by signing the last 25 bills on his desk, including one that could leave some Arizonans without auto insurance and another designed to give a tax break to art collectors.

Deputy Pima County Attorney Kathleen Mayer finally, after seven years of trying, got a bill passed to stop a revolving door for dangerous criminal defendants.

Planned Parenthood could soon find itself in another legal battle to keep its Medicaid funding.

Gov. Doug Ducey will have an unprecedented opportunity to stack the Arizona Supreme Court with his own appointments before his first term is halfway finished after signing legislation adding two new justices to the bench.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed two bills protecting the public's right to free speech on college campuses.

Dog racing in Arizona will be history before you know it. Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation on Friday that will outlaw the practice by the end of the year.

Responding to pleas from restaurant owners, Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Wednesday to block cities and counties from telling private employers what kind of fringe benefits they have to offer.

Gov. Doug Ducey today penned his approval to a $9.6 billion budget that actually spends more than he wanted.