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Rejecting fears by doctors they could get arrested, Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday signed a new law restricting who can get an abortion.

An Arizona resident has asked a judge to bar Kanye West from appearing on the state's November 3 ballot, accusing the hip hop artist of serving as an election spoiler and arguing that a law prohibits him from running in the state as an independent presidential candidate.

An “all encompassing” fire devastated the state and Maricopa County Democratic Party offices early Friday, incinerating important documents, equipment and many elections’ worth of memories. Staff were able to walk through the site before investigators arrived this morning. They found ...

Schools should be empowered to reopen their campuses this fall based on public health data rather than aiming for a particular date, Arizona’s top education official said Tuesday. Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman said she outlined her priorities to ...

The Arizona Supreme Court will decide Monday how much leeway − if any − business owners have to refuse to serve certain customers based on religious beliefs. Officially the case is whether the city of Phoenix can enforce its ordinance ...

June 25, 2019 Nominate your picks for the 2019 Best of the Capitol below! You don’t have to pick a nominee for each category, but since you’re already filling out the survey anyway, you might as well do it. We ...

Gov. Doug Ducey has withdrawn all financial incentives for Nike to locate in Goodyear after the company pulled a line of shoes former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick found offensive.

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Arizona Public Service this morning announced a major investment in solar battery, a historic shift in the utility’s approach to renewable energy.

Officials with Hacienda HealthCare said its board of directors determined it's not sustainable to keep operating its intermediate care facility in Phoenix.