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The Arizona House Ethics Committee spent just over $218,000 investigating former Rep. David Stringer, including $16,000 paid to a private investigation firm that tracked down a 1983 police report showing the former lawmaker was accused of paying boys for sex, according to records released Wednesday.

Bill to make lemonade Arizona's state drink fails.

It's not exactly life imitating art.

Rep. Amish Shah’s office is as blue as the district he represents.

Arizona is on the verge of no longer being just one of three states without a comprehensive ban on texting while driving.

Ousted state Rep. Don Shooter wants the Senate Ethics Committee to determine whether former House Speaker J.D. Mesnard acted unethically in refusing to release parts of an investigative report that resulted in his expulsion.

It’s been over four years since Arizona updated its election procedures manual, a comprehensive guide for how local officials must conduct elections.

Rep. Steve Pierce wasn’t looking for something to fill his days when he stepped up to fill the vacant Legislative District 1 House seat.

Arizonans who are having a bad hair day could soon get relief from people who are not licensed by the state.

Claiming boycotts are anti-Semitic, the state House voted Monday to deny public contracts to firms that refuse to do business with other companies that do business in Israel.