Kiera Riley

After four decades of advocacy, she has cemented herself as the foremost advocate for the incarcerated and thorn in the side of carceral agencies across the state.

Housing interests were some of the biggest players in Arizona’s primary elections, spending heavily in statewide and legislative races as the industry hopes to shape affordability and development policies in the coming years.

A Maricopa County judge invalidated a legislative proposal to ban bargaining between public entities and labor unions.

The race for Arizona Attorney General will not only determine the state’s next top lawyer, but also which side of the nation’s escalating fights with the White House and corporate America the state joins. The race for Arizona Attorney General will not only determine the state’s next top lawyer, but also which side of the nation’s escalating fights with the White House and corporate America the state joins.

An Arizona judge blocked HCR 2048, a Republican-led resolution seeking to protect military scholarship funds from being confiscated.

Attorneys argue for an immediate takeover of Arizona prison healthcare following reports of patient deaths and incompetent treatment.

Arizona ballot measures face legal battles as HCR 2048 is appealed and others move toward the August 20 printing deadline.

Learn about the legal battle surrounding a voucher reform measure in Arizona, focusing on the qualification of petition circulators and potential implications on voter initiative.

PHOENIX — Whether a voucher reform measure heads to voters could turn on whether a judge finds certain petition circulators legally competent and qualified to collect signatures.

PHOENIX -- Whether a voucher reform measure heads to voters could turn on whether a judge finds certain petition circulators legally competent and qualified to collect signatures.