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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has cleared Gov. Katie Hobbs of criminal wrongdoing in a bribery investigation of Hobbs' ties to a donor who received more lucrative state contracts, but revealed the contractor had donated another $150,000 to a secretive legal defense fund benefiting the …
- Howard Fischer
PHOENIX — A new state law is designed to make it difficult, if not impossible, for those who commit domestic violence to get custody of their children or to have unsupervised visits.
- Stacey Barchenger Arizona Republic
Gov. Katie Hobbs and her Democratic allies have been using their massive fundraising advantage to portray GOP foe Rep. Andy Biggs as out of touch with Arizonans feeling the brunt of higher costs.
- Howard Fischer
The Arizona Supreme Court declined to require Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to rewrite his ballot measure description, ruling it was not false or misleading under state law, despite dissent from two justices who wanted more detail on citizenship requirements in Proposition 144.
- Kiera Riley and Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
Arizonans will not get to vote on making major changes in Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, commonly known as vouchers, because an initiative will fall short of valid signatures.
- Howard Fischer
Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled that Proposition 144, a package of election law changes, can be presented to voters as a single measure, rejecting claims that its provisions were improperly combined under one ballot item.
- Kiera Riley Capitol Media Services
PHOENIX — Supporters of the Empowerment Scholarship Account program declared victory Monday in blocking a reform initiative from going to the ballot.
PHOENIX — Fallen Phoenix firefighter-paramedic Miguel Angulo, who died in 2021 following a hard-fought battle with COVID-19, was honored at a ceremony Saturday.
The Border Patrol for months has been stopping truck drivers on Interstate 40 near Kingman and Interstate 10 near Yuma and taking into custody immigrant truck drivers operating with non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses.
John Giles, Arizona's Democratic lieutenant governor nominee, reconfirms his pro-life stance while supporting a constitutional amendment permitting abortion until fetal viability, aligning his votes with his personal views and reflecting state voter sentiment.
Kyrsten Sinema disclosed having sex multiple times with her then-married former bodyguard Matthew Ammel in various cities across the country in a deposition as part of her “homewrecker” lawsuit she is facing in North Carolina.
Corporation Commission candidate Ralph Heap has regained access to public campaign funds after a delay due to pending verification of his finance reports, although allegations of campaign finance violations remain under investigation.
Arizona’s Supreme Court says Republican lawmakers used “argumentative, speculative, and non-neutral” language to describe Prop. 212. But the measure still may not reach voters.
The Federal Emergency Management Administration has approved a disaster declaration for the San Carlos Apache Tribe to support recovery from flooding nearly a year ago.
Walmart shoppers have asked for it for years. Tap to pay is finally coming to stores, beginning with select locations Aug. 24.
An 11-year-old boy riding a bicycle Thursday morning in a Marana neighborhood died after being struck by a vehicle, police say.
Members of the press toured the newest Casino Del Sol location for a preview of the game floor on Tuesday morning.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has cleared Gov. Katie Hobbs of criminal wrongdoing in a bribery investigation of Hobbs' ties to a donor who received more lucrative state contracts, but revealed the contractor had donated another $150,000 to a secretive legal defense fund benefiting the governor.
CALGARY — A social media post by U.S. President Donald Trump declaring that the Keystone XL oil pipeline "may be awoken from the grave" attracted attention this week in the midst of U.S.-Canada trade talks. Below is a look at the history of that project running through parts of Canada and th…
Cox Communications is now part of Spectrum, completing a deal that has been in the works for more than a year and will touch thousands of broadband and cable subscribers in Arizona.
Lake Mead’s falling water level has exposed yet another set of human remains, the sixth discovered since 2022, as the reservoir falls to record lows.
The move gives justices additional time to consider the administration's formal request to let it continue working on the $400 million project.
U.S. Senate Democrats requested the USDA clarify the cause of a significant overstatement in beef export sales and whether staffing reductions contributed to the error, reflecting growing concerns about the accuracy of market-driving agricultural data.
Walmart shoppers have asked for it for years. Tap to pay is finally coming to stores, beginning with select locations Aug. 24.
What happened to Amelia Earhart? That question eluded countless researchers, biographers and devoted enthusiasts for almost 90 years.
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A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Cooper told a judge that his office intends to file witness tampering charges against Simon P. Gogolack 39, of Wellsville.
A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.
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Authorities have named a suspect in the shooting death of a Tucson police recruit and are asking the public's help to find him and to identify two other people believed to have been involved.
A 31-year-old man has died of stab wounds, Tucson police say.
The suspected getaway SUV in the fatal shooting of a Tucson police recruit Wednesday has been found on the city's southeast side, authorities say.
A Tucson police recruit was killed and his fiancée, a corrections officer for Pima County, was wounded in an early morning shooting at their home on the far southwest side, authorities say. Investigators are searching for two gunmen.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has cleared Gov. Katie Hobbs of criminal wrongdoing in a bribery investigation of Hobbs' ties to a donor who received more lucrative state contracts, but revealed the contractor had donated another $150,000 to a secretive legal defense fund benefiting the governor.
Two members of the Tucson city council say they will not be seeking re-election next year.
The intersection of East Fifth Street and North Alvernon Way to close for the weekend beginning Friday for ongoing road construction.
PHOENIX — A new state law is designed to make it difficult, if not impossible, for those who commit domestic violence to get custody of their children or to have unsupervised visits.