Arizona’s environmental advocates are mourning the recent death of a striker amendment that would have allocated more protections and scientific study for the state’s beloved Salt River horses.

Schools superintendent, treasurer, dispute credit for AI improvement implementation Race to rollout new technology comes as two faceoff in July primary election AI upgrades remain top priority to ...

Because the measure of a society is not how well it manages disability. It is how fully it embraces the humanity, dignity, and belonging of every person.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed 88 bills from the GOP-controlled Legislature, rejecting measures on Sharia Law and gender transition therapy for minors.

Pinal County lawmakers remain divided on how to allocate $45-50 million in unrefunded sales taxes, deferring a decision to the next legislative session.

With early ballots already making their way to mailboxes ahead of the July 21 primary, Republicans and independents will soon have a choice to make between two GOP candidates aiming to be Arizona’s ...

A bill similar to the Arizona Starter Homes Act didn’t quite make it to the finish line, but lawmakers did get one housing affordability measure signed into law.

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a financial disclosure measure, calling the bill a 'political stunt' amid an ongoing controversy over state contract awards.

Those tuning in to the Republican gubernatorial primary debate on June 17 expecting to see two frontrunners at each other’s throats likely left disappointed.

Arizona Capitol Times and State Affairs are proud to announce that nominations are now open for the 2026 Women Achievers of Arizona Awards.

Arizona’s counties have picked up the tab on blighted property cleanup for years. Now under a new state law, they’ll have a chance to recoup the lost resources.

For Dana Kennedy, the state director at the Arizona branch of the American Association of Retired Persons, aging is not only a political issue, but a personal one.