Arpaio’s new lawyers seek deadline extension

Lawyers for Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio have asked a federal judge for more time to respond to the U.S. Justice Department's lawsuit seeking records from the sheriff.

County elections director hails permanent early voting system

Karen Osborne has been leading the Maricopa County Elections Department for 15 years. Osborne sat down with the Arizona Capitol Times on Oct. 12 to discuss elections reforms, past voting controversies and what the future holds for voters.

Bertolino discusses expected voter turnout and the Mitchell-Schweikert race

Arizona Capitol Times Assistant Editor Bill Bertolino discusses the expected voter turnout and the developments in the fight over Arizona's 5th Congressional District.

Water management is too important to ignore this election

A group of extreme, partisan, and stunningly unknowledgeable people are trying to take over the Central Arizona Project Board. Why? Because it’s easy, and because they believe that all government is bad and should be cut.

Maricopa County gets $500M grant to get fugitives

Maricopa County has been awarded $500,000 to start and expand programs to track down felony fugitives.

Deputies raid Phoenix business in ID theft probe

Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies have made 14 arrests during a raid at a west Phoenix business where workers were suspected of identity theft.

Romley concerned over Pinal County’s MCSO probe

Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romley is raising concerns about Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu's investigation into Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office.

Lawsuit spurs county to make elections changes

Maricopa County elections officials will have to make a few technical changes before the Nov. 2 general election after a judge determined that poll workers have been failing to follow proper vote-counting procedures.

Arpaio may see return of jail funds

Maricopa County supervisors are deciding Monday whether the sheriff's office begins receiving $2.4 million in racketeering and jail enhancement funds.

Judge allows Green Party candidates to stay on ballot

A federal judge ruled that a slate of alleged "sham" Green Party write-in candidates can stay on the ballot.

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