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Attorney General Mark Brnovich dropped the defamation lawsuit he filed last fall against backers of the Proposition 127 campaign and the California billionaire who financed it.

A spokesman for the Arizona Supreme Court told Capitol Media Services on Friday that his agency is unable to find Stringer's 2003 application form seeking permission to practice law in this state.

Justice John Pelander has given more than 23 years of his life to the Arizona court system and now it’s time for his swan song.

We promised you an update on Rep. David Stringer and the mounting case against him, and here it is.

Opponents of a Phoenix ballot measure that would stop light rail expansion in the city are using the same legal argument that killed a 2018 statewide initiative to raise income taxes for public education.

Arizona is the only state in the country that still elects a mine inspector. A Democratic lawmaker wants to change that.

Arizona Sen. Martha McSally, whose fundraising practices have drawn scrutiny in the past, appears to have accepted more than $270,000 in excessive campaign contributions during the recent midterm campaign, according to the Federal Election Commission.

Republican lawmakers agreed Thursday to put new limits on the regulations that cities and counties can enact on landlords.

A Republican lawmaker wants the state to have greater oversight of Southwest Key facilities after the shelters for migrant children were thrust into the national spotlight following reports of sexual abuse at some Arizona shelters.

State lawmakers want to give child sex abuse victims more time to sue their assailants, saying they need more time to process and understand what happened to them.