Arizona Politics

Incoming Democratic leaders say they won't continue defending state abortion restrictions in court, potentially clearing the way for several laws to be permanently struck down.

Prop 320 would require certain Arizona school districts to spend at least 60% of their operational budgets on direct instruction. Two Yuma County districts could face difficult budget decisions.

The Quechan Tribal Council issued a statement responding to Supervisor John Hawk’s remarks. It is calling for a public apology delivered in person to the council and stated on the record at a regular Board of Supervisors meeting.

With midterm elections nearing, hundreds of Yuma voters are casting ballots early, continuing a local tradition led by the area's older population.

Fort Yuma Quechan tribal members call for formal apology from Imperial County Board of Supervisors after Rep. John Hawk described his interaction with tribe using term "scalped."

The hourlong debate featured disagreements over data centers, health care and water supplies, along with pointed questions about Biggs' legislative and congressional record.

A debate over Proposition 144 highlighted sharp disagreements over voter ID requirements, ballot processing and the future of early voting in Arizona.

In this week’s Arizona Edition, state lawmakers discuss childcare, water, housing and priorities for the next legislative session at AWC’s annual town hall.

Attorney general candidates Kris Mayes and Warren Petersen clashed over lawsuits against the Trump administration, data centers and other issues during Wednesday debate.

At Wednesday debate, Arizona treasurer candidates Republican Elijah Norton and Democrat Nick Mansour clashed over DEI policies, investment risk,management of state funds.