Boyer: Arizona Audit “makes us look like idiots”

Sen. Paul Boyer criticized the increasingly beleaguered election audit, becoming the 1st member of the Senate’s Republican caucus to do so.

In-State Tuition For DREAMers Going On 2022 Ballot

The Arizona House passed a referendum to revoke the state's ban on in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants on the ballot Monday.

Arizona Election Audit: Senate President Karen Fann Tells DOJ She Scrapped Plans To Knock On Voters' Doors

Senate President Karen Fann has halted plans for a provision of her election audit that called for auditors to knock on voters' doors.

John Lewis 'Votercade' Brings Activists Across Arizona Together

Community leaders from Tucson and Phoenix will take part in a national "votercade" to fight voter suppression and get into "good trouble."

Grand Canyon Bison Hunt Draws More Than 45,000 Applicants

More than 45,000 people have applied for a dozen spots to thin out a herd of bison at Grand Canyon National Park.

Ducey Signs Bill Requiring Conviction Before Assets Are Seized

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill helping property rights advocates achieve a long-term goal of overhauling AZ's civil asset forfeiture.

Vigils, Rallies Mark Day Of Awareness For Indigenous Victims

Across the U.S. on Wednesday, family members, advocates and government leaders commemorated a day of awareness for the crises of violence.

Arizona Audit: U.S. Justice Department Raises Concerns With Audit

The U.S. Department of Justice is asking Senate President Karen Fann to explain what steps she’s taking prevent violating federal laws.

Arizona is tardy with fiscal year 2020 financial report

Arizona among six states that have not released 2020 financial reports

AZ Lawmakers Accused Of Sexual Misconduct Since 2017

The “#MeToo” movement brought sweeping changes nationwide, including in Arizona, on how allegations of sexual misconduct are handled.

Arizona Community Colleges Can Now Offer 4-Year Degrees; Ducey

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill allowing state junior colleges to offer four-year degrees, aiming to expand college attainment.

Everything We Know About Who Is Funding The Arizona Election Audit

Cyber Ninjas, the Florida-based firm heading up the audit team, has refused to say who is paying it and how much they are paying. The Se ...

Unemployed Arizonans Must Look For Work: Ducey

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an order Monday requiring anyone receiving unemployment benefits to be actively seeking employment.

Congress Proposes Legislation to Deepen Border Crisis

"Bipartisan Borders Solution Act" is absolutely the wrong approach to Biden's border disaster

Audit Using Unproven Technology Developed By ‘Failed Inventor' Jovan Pulitzer

Jovan Pulitzer, a favorite of election fraud conspiracy theorists, claims to have invented technology that can detect fraudulent ballots.

Cyber Ninjas Releases Its Election Audit Policies After Court Order

Arizona's lead audit contractor Cyber Ninjas submitted nearly two hundreds pages to the court detailing its practices.

What To Know About The Arizona Election Audit

An audit of the 2020 election results in Maricopa County enters its third week. Here's what to know about the audit.

Arizona Near Top Of States For Bills Aimed At Voting Rights, Limits

WASHINGTON – Arizona lawmakers, who began the year with one of the highest number of voting restriction bills in the nation, are winding ...

Judge Rejects Call For Secret Election Audit Hearing From Auditors, Senate Republicans

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Daniel Martin ruled that the hearing would be open to the public.

2020 U.S. Census: Arizona Keeps The Same Congressional Seats

Census officials found the population in Arizona has increased since 2010.

White House Launches Drought Relief Working Group

The interagency effort will coordinate resources across the federal government to bring relief during the Western water crisis.

Arizona's Past With Neo-Nazis Is Colliding With Its Political Present

A Neo-Nazi hate group held a convention in Phoenix last weekend, the first time the group has held a large meeting in Arizona in 12 years.

Ducey Declares Emergency On Mexican Border

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has issued a Declaration of Emergency along Arizona's border with Mexico. Here's what to know.

Vegas-Style Casino Games, Sports Betting Come To Arizona

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and tribal leaders signed the compact at a ceremony at the Heard Museum in Phoenix on Thursday.

City Employees Share $5.5 Million Saved From COVID Hiring Freeze

Employees of Chandler, Arizona, will share an "exceptional performance award" for taking on new roles as job vacancies mounted.

Biden's American Jobs Plan Highlights Arizona's Needs

The White House hopes to reinvigorate Arizona's infrastructure after it received a C grade on its infrastructure report card.

Business Group Pressures AZGOP Lawmakers To Abandon Voter Suppression Bills

The business group Greater Phoenix Leadership issued a statement on Friday, which it also sent to members of the legislature.

Redistricting Commission Narrows Search For Legal Counsel

The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission chose four finalists to serve as its legal counsel after months of partisan infighting.

Ducey Didn't Consult Hospital Leaders Before Scrapping Mask Mandates, Business Rules

Leaders of hospitals across Arizona are voicing disapproval with Gov. Doug Ducey’s decision to roll back local mask mandates on Thursday

Arizona Officials React To Ducey's COVID-19 Rollbacks

A number of Arizona mayors, including Phoenix's Kate Gallego and Tucson's Regina Romero, respond to Gov. Ducey's rollback of restrictions.

Biden: Not ‘Another Minute' Of Waiting On Gun Control After Colo. Mass Shooting

President Joe Biden on Tuesday urged the U.S. Senate to immediately pass legislation to close loopholes on background checks for guns.

GOP Lawmakers, Ducey Not Deterred On Cutting Taxes If They Take Federal COVID Cash

Meanwhile, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is preparing for possible litigation on the issue.

GOP AGs Slam Tax Cut Ban In Stimulus Law As ‘Unprecedented And Unconstitutional'

Republican attorneys general from 21 states are attacking the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief law as “unprecedented and unconstitutional"

Redistricting Commission Chooses City Council Aide As Executive Director

Schmitt, who has spent nearly the past decade as chief of staff for Phoenix City Councilman Jim Waring, was selected on Tuesday

Senate Confirms Haaland As First-Ever Native American To Serve In The Cabinet

In a narrow 51-40 vote, senators confirmed Haaland, a New Mexico Democrat, to serve as secretary of Interior.

Judge Orders AZGOP And Its Attorneys To Pay Secretary Of State's Legal Fees

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge John Hannah dismantled the legal arguments that the AZGOP and its attorneys made in November.

ADHS Expanding Vaccine Pilot Program Aimed At Low Vaccination ZIP Codes

ADHS’s program aims to use social media and other messaging to reach specific communities, specifically Hispanic communities.

Will The Latest COVID Aid Package Prohibit Ducey’s Tax Cuts?

Some scenarios, such as slashing one tax but offsetting it with a tax increase, wouldn’t be a problem.

Doctors: It’s Too Soon For Ducey To Lift COVID Restrictions

Ducey last week said he will begin allowing restaurants and other businesses to run at full capacity.

A Counter-Majoritarian Party And Its Radically Anti-Democratic Plan To Keep Power

It’s little wonder that the Republican Party is embracing counter-majoritarian policies.