Mary Jo Pitzl

Public school students shouldn't have to share a shower room with students who were born of the opposite biological sex, state Republican lawmakers agreed.

USA TODAY NETWORK For the third week in a row, lawmakers return to the Arizona Capitol on Wednesday with abortion dominating their agendas. Even when it's not on the agenda.

Eighteen people were indicted in a criminal case brought by Attorney General Kris Mayes involving the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election in Arizona.

It's been another big legal week for Donald Trump . His first criminal trial kicked off in New York, and his Supreme Court immunity hearing just took place in Washington.

Republicans file ethics complaints against two House Democrats who led a noisy protest over failure to vote on a repeal of an 1864 abortion law

(Cairo, Egypt) — Hamas has sent a delegation to ceasefire talks in Cairo today. Israel has reportedly signed off on the plan, that would call for a ceasefire in return for the release of the hostages Hamas has been holding since the surprise October 7th attack on Israel. Insiders say the talks currently taking place are the most serious since the war began. The U.S, Egypt and Qatar are negotiating with Israel and Hamas. They want to get a deal done before Israel carries though on a promised military assault on Rafah in Gaza.

After an emotional vote in the Arizona House, state senators take up possible repeal of the 1864 abortion bill.

Dianne Post didn't believe it until she saw it, right there in the deed to her central Phoenix home.

It's a conundrum for voters who mail in their ballots: How do I know my vote got counted?

Frances Willard Munds stands tall among the statues and monuments on the east end of the Arizona Capitol.