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Arizona lawmakers are proposing new plans for businesses to check the immigration status of their employees.

Hobbs says with this expansion, Arizona has become the first state "to expand CHIP financial eligibility through its federal five-year 1115 Waiver approval process."

The State of Arizona says it believes hundreds of millions of dollars could have been stolen in an effort to fraudulently get payments from a state program

A 2017 change made detention and corrections officers in Arizona the only public safety employees in the state unable to receive a pension

The bill would expand on Arizona's existing "Castle Doctrine" law, and the bill sponsor has said it was written immigration and trafficking in mind

March 4 marks a milestone in 2024 campaigns in Arizona, it's the first date candidates can turn in the signatures required to make the ballot.

In Arizona anesthesiologist assistants, who help with anesthesia for a multitude of procedures, cannot be licensed in the state

The plan was introduced to punish convicted child sex traffickers, but anti-trafficking groups say it could end up hurting survivors

Construction for the Loop 101 expansion in Scottsdale began in January and is expected to take about two years.

During the 2022 primary campaign cycle, a number of Schweikert associates made allegations insinuating one of his opponents, Elijah Norton, was gay and unfit for office