Jill Ryan

The right to abortion is officially enshrined in the Arizona Constitution. But legal challenges over how to regulate abortion are likely to continue.

The Goldwater Institute has accused the Tolleson Union High School District of lavish spending on two separate administrative retreats. Tolleson's superintendent claims an employee at the Institute has a personal axe to grind with Tolleson board members.

The proposed increase would raise monthly bills for the average residential customer by 3.5% – which amounts to $5.64. This comes on the heels of a 3.2% increase that took effect last month.

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge is in the process of dismissing a lawsuit against a voter-approved proposition to extend a half-cent sales tax for in-county transportation projects.

Gov. Katie Hobbs on Dec. 9 defended her decision to ignore the recommendations of her hand-picked expert and resume executions in Arizona.

A squirrel population nearly decimated after a 2017 fire seems to be surging back to life.

Many Arizona renters could be in for a bit of a break in their monthly payments to landlords.

A couple of wildfires broke out in northern Arizona over the weekend, serving as a reminder that wildfire season is a year-round issue.

State Senator John Kavanagh is proposing legislation to ban people from standing in medians on busy roads, if not "expeditiously crossing'' the street.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has recently revamped an awareness program where organizations like schools can display color-coded flags to help communicate that day’s air quality forecast.