Robert Anglen

“An approach of suppression versus containment might have saved hundreds of millions of dollars,” Interior Secretary Burgum said in a Senate hearing.

Digital material obtained by The Arizona Republic from a member of Mark Lamb's first campaign team shows racist, homophobic and misogynistic remarks.

USA TODAY Network Congressional candidate Mark Lamb made a racist joke in a 2016 direct message exchange, a screenshot shows.

Some Republicans are calling on congressional candidate Mark Lamb to explain allegations of sexting and threatening women or end his campaign.

Allegations of threatening women, sexual impropriety and racist comments have disrupted congressional candidate Mark Lamb's campaign as fellow Republicans call his conduct into question.

Stephanie Wright, a onetime neighbor of former Sheriff Mark Lamb, says she's speaking up to support her friend's claims of sexts and nude photos.

Stephanie Wright said she saw graphic messages and sexual photos from former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb. They made her want to "puke," she said.

As he campaigns for office in Arizona, Mark Lamb has planted roots in the Tennessee county where "Walking Tall" Sheriff Buford Pusser once patrolled.

Mark Lamb spent Memorial Day weekend campaigning for an Arizona congressional seat — from his new $3 million home and ranch compound in Tennessee.

"Allegations involving elected leadership demand greater scrutiny — not less," a spokesperson for the Pinal County Attorney's Office said.