Frank Gluck

PHOENIX — No Labels gubernatorial nominee Teri Ann Hourihan has chosen a real estate broker and health and wellness coach as her running mate.

Voucher supporters want Arizona's Supreme Court to overturn the disqualification of a ballot measure that would kill an initiative to reform the ESA program.

State officials issued new workplace heat safety guidelines in April, but many workers say it's not enough.

The ACLU is dropping its bid to block state and local police from arresting some people who cross the Arizona border illegally — for now.

Giles said his views on the issue were affected by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 2022 that overturned Roe v. Wade and the constitutional right to abortion.

PHOENIX — A new state law is designed to make it difficult, if not impossible, for those who commit domestic violence to get custody of their children — or even have unsupervised visits.

In legal papers filed in federal court, the Department of Justice says the policy, approved by Arizona voters in 2022, violates a 1998 federal law.

Arizona appointed a poet laureate, Laura Tohe, after an eight-year vacancy. She aims to expand literary access across rural, tribal communities.

The outcome of the highly contested race for secretary of state could depend on whether voters believe Arizona’s elections are safe and secure.

Fontes set up a website he hopes will counter that misinformation by giving voters reliable, easily accessible information about how Arizona’s elections work.