A House committee passed a bill Wednesday that would make Arizona the third state behind Utah and Oklahoma to recognize gold, silver and platinum as legal tender.

A bill that would allow both chiropractors and veterinarians with advanced training to practice animal chiropractic passed a House committee Thursday, despite some lawmakers’ concerns and veterinary opposition.

With marriage licenses being issued to gay couples across the state, Republican lawmakers are already talking about ways to protect religious organizations and businesses from being forced to participate in gay marriages. And SB1062 is back on the forefront of some minds.

Likely Democratic voters in Arizona’s 7th Congressional District have been bombarded in recent weeks by campaign mailers from Ruben Gallego and Mary Rose Wilcox.

Three weeks after the Senate surprised the Capitol community by unilaterally moving forward with a bare bones budget proposal, Republicans in the House and Senate came to an agreement on a spending plan they hope the governor will accept.

The Arizona House of Representatives will try for a third day to reach a budget agreement following talks that failed to conclude with a final deal.

Maricopa County Supervisors plan to name a replacement for Rep. Ruben Gallego next week.

The Arizona House of Representatives will debate a bill that would significantly reduce the power of HOAs.

Gov. Jan Brewer returned to the place where the first seeds of her political career were planted to announce her retirement after more than 30 years in public office.

The sponsor of an Arizona bill that would impose new fees for access to public records wants to let people know just why that's necessary.