Caitlin Sievers

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled against a Trump-aligned law firm that wanted to force the Democratic secretary of state to rewrite a ballot description

In a Prop. 144 ballot description ruling, Arizona’s high court declined to make Fontes rewrite the summary

The future of the Colorado River is looking bleak, and officials in the seven states that depend on its water say they're happy to negotiate — but

The future of the Colorado River is looking bleak, and officials in the seven states that depend on its water say they’re happy to negotiate — but with current use

A federal plan sets Colorado River cuts with Arizona bearing the most, sparing it the worst-case reductions for now

At least six Arizona residents say three statewide candidates falsely used their names to qualify for more than $4.7 million in public campaign funding.

Green Party candidates Risa Lombardo and Duwayne Collier are running for statewide office using Clean Elections money. At least six voters say that they have no idea why they are listed as having made small-dollar donations to help Lombardo, Collier and GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott Neely qualify for the public campaign funding.

The Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission is set on Thursday to discuss accusations that three candidates unlawfully qualified for $4.7 million

A Clean Elections fraud probe is digging into how three near-broke campaigns unlocked $4.7M in public funds

The Clean Elections Commission on Thursday ordered its executive director to continue to investigate three fringe statewide candidates suspected of