A lawsuit by the head of the Arizona Republican Party claiming that there are hundreds of thousands of people registered to vote in the state who are dead or who have moved is pure speculation and should be dismissed, according to an attorney for Secretary of State Adrian Fontes

The recently unveiled Family Room inside the Yuma Regional Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (YRMC-NICU) will serve as a private area where parents can receive personalized instruction on how to care for their baby at home.

Eddie Piceno and Alberto Beltran, Yuma natives serving in the U.S. Navy, currently are seeing to their duties in the Atlantic and Pacfic Oceans.

A trial judge recused himself Tuesday from deciding the legality of a statewide ballot measure that would give him and his colleagues lifetime appointments.

Irwin Twist of Somerton remembered for his service to the community.

Seeing how cities are spending the federal cash reveals a major trend in Arizona’s water management. Cities like Peoria are planning to engineer their way out of the problem.

The state now has the go-ahead to immediately take $115 million in funds from an opioid settlement to balance the budget.

A Tucson ordinance requiring that workers on city contracts be paid "prevailing wages'' is illegal, a judge has ruled.

Elena Lopez recently graduated from Cibola High School and will pursue a nursing degree at Arizona Western College in the fall.

The decision Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the question of whether states can ban transgender medical care for minors could have an impact on Arizona.