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Goddard responds to criticism over handling of polygamy in AZ
Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard and Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff issued a joint response April 30 to accusations by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid that Arizona and Utah have... […]
Arizona not likely to meet Real ID deadline
Bill would allow the state to opt out of the federal act
Soltero undergoes heart procedure
Sen. Victor Soltero, a veteran lawmaker from South Tucson, is recovering at home after undergoing medical treatment April 27 for a blocked artery, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Party in... […]
Napolitano sides with MADD, vetoes DUI bill
Gov. Janet Napolitano has vetoed a bill that would lower the penalty for those caught drinking and driving for the first time and increase the punishments for others. Supporters of... […]
Republicans flailing in CD1
Washington D.C. – Former State Senate President Ken Bennett was the latest in a long line of potential Republican candidates to decline to run in Arizona's sprawling First Congressional District,... […]
Divided Families: David’s story one of many involving Mexican teens crossing border
ZAMAJAPA, Mexico — When David Tetzoyolt Juarez was caught trying to cross illegally into Arizona from Mexico, he had no money, no ability to speak the language and no idea... […]
Napolitano acquiesces to Dems’ plea for veto
Lawmakers say voting for immigration bill was a mistake
Arizona Supreme Court rejects death-row appeal
On April 21, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously rejected an appeal from a Tucson man sentenced to death for killing police officer Patrick Hardesty in 2003.John Montenegro Cruz was sentenced... […]
Thomas could face more competition on November ballot
Three candidates lining up for Maricopa County Attorney
