Gov. Katie Hobbs on Tuesday vetoed legislation designed to help Arizona expedite results. The governor said she could not accept a provision she said could penalize some voters who wait until the last minute to cast their ballots.

The New York Times reports Defense Department officials say migrants will be temporarily detained by troops in a portion of land along the U.S. Mexico border near Yuma.

The Republican supported bill passed with a tie-breaking vote cast by Vice President J.D. Vance.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly released the following statement after Senate Republicans vote to pass spending bill.

Legislation designed to save huge amounts of water by allowing farmers across central Arizona to sell their land and associated groundwater rights to developers who must limit future pumping was signed into law Monday by Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs.

The Arizona Republican Party is challenging a little-known state law that allows people who have never lived in Arizona to to have a voice in who gets elected here.

The U.S. Supreme Court ended its term Monday ignoring a bid by state officials to strike down a federal court ruling upholding a preliminary injunction that bars Arizona from enforcing its Save Women's Sports Act.

On this week's episode of Arizona Edition, hear about an anniversary for Pell Grants, the Humane Society of Yuma's summer camp, Colorado River water negotiations and AZ SC Justice Maria Elena Cruz.

State government will not shut down Monday night.Gov. Katie Hobbs on Friday penned her approval to a nearly $17.6 billion spending plan for the budget year that begins Tuesday. That followed a Thursday night vote by the House and ratification Friday by the Senate.

This week, the student newsroom spoke with Yuma County’s first female eagle scout. And, we dive into student concerns about immigration.