Wayne Schutsky

Two years ago, three first-time Democratic lawmakers picked up all three seats in the Arizona Legislature out of Legislative District 9, a swing district in the East Valley.

The CHIPS Act has fueled Arizona’s burgeoning semiconductor industry and brought millions in investment to the state. But the Republican presidential ticket is taking aim at it. Plus, why it’s so hard to seek asylum in the U.S. — and why it has gotten harder.

A grand jury has indicted the man accused of shooting at a Democratic Party office in Tempe on eight felony charges.

Both presidential candidates will head back to Arizona on Thursday in an attempt to sway voters in the final days before next week's election.

Two competing measures on Arizona's ballot will allow voters to pick whether the state will keep its existing partisan primary system in place or opt for something brand new.

Faulty voter registration forms could stop some voters from casting ballots, but there is still time for them to fix the problem before Election Day.

In some ways, Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign in Arizona is winding down right where it began — courting Latino voters.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes's office is investigating whether former President Donald Trump violated the law during a rally in Glendale on Thursday.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego has been regularly campaigning for and with fellow Democrat Kamala Harris. But the city Gallego leads has a better chance to avoid federal oversight of its police department if a Republican wins the White House.

The majority of Maricopa County residents vote by mail, but county officials say Election Day voters should still prepare to face long lines on Tuesday.