Howard Fischer

State lawmakers are violating their constitutional requirements to adequately fund public schools so that students can learn, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Dewain Fox has ruled.

Saying she's trying to overturn decades of settled water law, the lawyer for a group of farmers, businesses and cities told a judge they should be able to join the court fight against the actions of Attorney General Kris Mayes.

Unable to get traction on her 2024 controversial plan to cap drug prices, Gov. Katie Hobbs is now pursuing an alternate approach: a state-issued discount card.

Gov. Katie Hobbs said Wednesday no one should be prosecuted for informing others -- even in real time on social media -- where immigration officials are conducting enforcement actions.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is taking a legal swat at Republicans who are trying to take away the right to vote from the adult children of Arizona residents who are living overseas.

Anastasiya Ghosh, a marketing professor at the University of Arizona who headed the research team, said those who participate in the high-visibility support by purchasing campaign swag also are less likely to volunteer to help that candidate's campaign than those who gave small amounts of money.

The president of the Arizona Senate is trying to undo tax incentives designed to lure Hollywood producers to Arizona -- incentives backed by half of the senators of his own party.

Senate President Warren Petersen is relying on money left over from prior legislative campaigns to give his bid for attorney general a financial bump.

Karin Taylor Robson edged out Andy Biggs in money raised in the last quarter as they compete to be the Republican nominee for governor in 2026.

The Department of Water Resources will allow Buckeye to withdraw up to 5,926 acre-feet of water a year from the Harquahala basin in western Arizona for up to 110 years. That is enough to serve more than 17,000 homes.