Mayes, the current attorney general, and Petersen, weighed in on the Trump administration, ICE and other issues Wednesday night.

The lawsuit alleges that Botanic Tonics, which sells the product “feel free,” is deceptively marketing it and concealing its health risks.

With Arizona’s primary source of highway improvement funds stalling, voters will be asked to close the door on one potential solution in November.

Gubernatorial hopeful Andy Biggs made a series of promises Tuesday of what he intends to do should he win the governor's race.

A growing chorus of red and blue state governors is urging Congress to regulate frontier artificial intelligence, as concerns intensify over the technology’s potential to cause catastrophic harm.

The two candidates agreed more accountability is needed for the state’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program, but differed in the details.

In politics, it often feels as though common ground is in short supply. But in Arizona, a bedrock principle continues to bridge our deepest political divides: the fundamental duty to steward our ...

Government entities can be held liable if they destroy records they know have been requested, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled.

Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, an Arizona Republican who spent nearly three decades in Congress and rose to become the Senate’s No. 2 Republican, died Wednesday.

Arizona Senate Republicans are launching their own investigation into an alleged pay-to-play scheme involving Gov. Katie Hobbs and a state contractor.

Craig McFarland is the president and CEO of Pinal Partnership. (Courtesy of Pinal Partnership) When Craig McFarland won his first term as mayor in 2016, Pinal...[...] Arizona’s state agencies are ...

Business leaders say contested elections create market volatility, investment decline and distrust in all institutions.