Fictional candidate New Amato enters Arizona governor's race, targeting Gov. Katie Hobbs and Congressman Andy Biggs.

With less than two months until Arizona’s primary election date, candidates running for the state Legislature are ramping up their campaigns for their party’s nomination.

GOP lawmakers advance a bill to block the Arizona Land Department's solar-only mapping, contending it prioritizes renewable energy over housing on state land.

The attorney general says she is weighing whether to sue Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Republican-controlled Legislature over an allegedly illegal diversion of funds.

When Caroline Trotter noticed issues in her neighborhood, she went to her local homeowners association. What she encountered prompted her to propose a piece of new legislation.

A groundwater entitlements market would offer a longer-term solution, rather than a Band-Aid response to Arizona’s groundwater difficulties.

The Goldwater Institute challenges Arizona's film tax credits, arguing the annual $125 million program violates the state Constitution's Gift Clause.

Arizona lawmakers approved a bill to regulate vapes and e-cigarettes, which some Democrats contend does not go far enough, pending final House approval.

State treasurer hopeful Elijah Norton is charging that his Republican primary foe is totally unqualified to manage the state's $32 billion in investments.

Arizona housing advocates say House Bill 2804, a rural low-income housing tax credit, could help rural economies if added to the state budget.

In 2024, Rachel Walden went from school board member to the Arizona Corporation Commission. Now, over a year into the role, she’s serving as the commission’s vice chair and bringing her background in ...

I was on Medicare before being elected and on disability before joining the workforce. I know all too well the stress of managing these costs on a fixed income.