Matthew Casey

June is Pride Month but the organization that produces Arizona's largest LGBTQ+ cultural celebration has filed for bankruptcy.

The Goldwater Institute is suing the city of Phoenix over a downtown land deal the group says violates the Arizona Constitution. The buyer is required to build some affordable housing.

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs has a 31 percentage point advantage in Latino support over Republican Andy Biggs, according to a recent poll by UnidosUS.

A Buckeye police officer accused of punching handcuffed suspects is scheduled to be arraigned later this month.

All local law enforcement agencies in Cochise County are now connected via a national biometric identification network.

A federal judge has scheduled oral arguments for June 26 on a Maricopa County request to end federal oversight of the Sheriff's Office.

The name Trulieve is on more than 20 marijuana dispensaries in Arizona. On Wednesday, shares of the company are scheduled to start being traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego wants the police department to process public records requests faster.

This past weekend marked the 60th anniversary of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in a case that originated with the Phoenix Police Department.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is under watch by a court-appointed monitor to oversee reforms in connection with a long-running racial-profiling case. That independent monitor says agency compliance fell for all but one order.