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With the 2010 legislative session and Proposition 100 behind her, Gov. Jan Brewer is taking the week off.

Once again, Gov. Jan Brewer is requesting more assistance from the White House to deal with illegal immigration and drug trafficking on the Arizona-Mexico border.

After a brutal first legislative session, Gov. Jan Brewer ended her second on a couple of high notes.

Despite a blowout win for Proposition 100, Gov. Jan Brewer's challengers in the Republican primary aren't backing away from their criticism of her 14-month push for a sales tax increase, but the trio of candidates say their campaigns are about more than just taxes.

A year ago, Jan Brewer's proposed sales tax hike seemed like a goner and her political career didn't seem far behind, but after voters cast their ballots for Proposition 100, the landslide victory may be enough to carry her to a full term as governor.

Gov. Jan Brewer asked Attorney General Terry Goddard to join a lawsuit against a Kansas church that became infamous for protesting at military funerals.

Arizona has officially joined the multistate lawsuit against the new federal health care law, Gov. Jan Brewer announced.

After a flurry of action in the final weeks of the legislative session, Gov. Jan Brewer wound up signing a total of 338 bills while vetoing 14.

On one side of the Proposition 100 debate is a broad coalition with a seven-figure budget, organized rallies, signs on virtually every intersection and TV ads running statewide. On the other side is a group of vocal opponents with few resources, less than $100 in the bank and some “NO on 100” buttons.

Gov. Jan Brewer has signed into law a bill that restricts local governments' ability to impose land-use restrictions where churches are located.