Wayne Schutsky

The Arizona Attorney General's Office will continue to pursue a case against the state's so-called fake electors, even as former President Donald Trump prepares to re-enter the White House.

Republicans held two-vote advantages in the Arizona House and Senate last year. According to the latest returns, the GOP is in line to take a 33-27 majority in the House and a 17-13 advantage in the Senate this year.

Arizona's Republican congressional delegation has been broadly supportive of Donald Trump's proposed executive nominees, though one unexpected nomination even took the president-elect's allies by surprise.

The Biden administration officially awarded up to $6.6 billion in CHIPS Act funding to TSMC, the Taiwanese company building a semiconductor manufacturing facility in north Phoenix.

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin is the latest Republican to call on lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs to pass reforms to speed up vote-counting in Arizona elections.

Several elections across Arizona will undergo mandatory recounts, including legislative, county and city council council races.

As Democrats across the country formulate plans to oppose the incoming Trump administration, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is taking a different approach.

The Sedona City Council plans to alter an ordinance that makes it illegal to carry a gun on trails and open spaces without a permit after two Republican lawmakers claimed the rule violates state law.

The director of the Arizona Office of Tourism announced her resignation following reporting on potential conflicts of interest involved in a $700,000 contract to rebrand the state.

Negotiations have begun over the renewal of Proposition 123, a 2016 ballot measure that increased the amount of money schools receive from the state’s land trust fund.