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Victor Calderón/KAWC/The abortion rights supporters will continue to march and rally every night through Friday. -
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday signed a $15.6 billion budget that doesn't account for another $2.3 billion of real spending, a move designed to keep the state from having to give back some federal aid.
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One attorney says she now believes that Arizona is not yet free to start enforcing the law that was on the books prior to the historic 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling despite Friday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning it.
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Air-conditioned locations offering free bottled water in Yuma, Foothills, Somerton and San Luis.
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Arizona teachers will apparently not face new rules this coming school year on how they can teach about race and ethnicity because a Scottsdale Republican lawmaker was absent Friday on the last day of the legislative session.
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Rejecting claims of segregation and favoring the rich, Arizona Republican lawmakers late Friday gave final approval to the most comprehensive system of vouchers of taxpayer funds for private and parochial schools in the nation.
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Women in the United States have no constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday, a decision abortion foes say immediately outlaws the procedure in Arizona.
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State lawmakers took the first steps Thursday to providing a secure and reliable source of water for Arizona.
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Arizona lawmakers passed an $18 billion budget early Thursday morning. Yuma Rep. Brian Fernandez tells KAWC’s Victor Calderón why he supported it.
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Arizona lawmakers adopted an $18 billion spending plan early Thursday, rebuffing efforts by some Republicans to tear apart the deal.
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A new irrigation system in Yuma County that relies on gravity could be boon for farmers.
