Sinema Censured By AZ Democrats For Blocking Voting Rights Bill

The censure is a symbolic condemnation for Kyrsten Sinema, who's likely to face opposition from Dems the next time she's on the ballot.

Arizona Sues Biden To Keep School Anti-Mask Rules

The lawsuit comes a week after the U.S. Treasury Department demanded Ducey change the rules or pay back $163 million in pandemic aid.

City Of Phoenix: Critical Incident Briefing: January 6, 2022 17th Avenue And Van Buren Street

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Phoenix Names New Deputy City Manager

“This will be a great opportunity to continue working with Phoenicians as they make the best city in the country even better.”

City Of Phoenix: How The Sustainable Cooperative Food Business Training Program Kickstarted This Soul Food Kitchen

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City Of Phoenix: Phoenix To Host Annual Stormwater Awareness Week Jan. 24 - 30

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MLK III: History To Remember Sinema Unkindly Over Filibuster

Arizona is one of 19 states that have passed voting laws in the last year — including a ban on giving water to voters in long lines.

City Of Phoenix: Phoenix Is One Of 15 Cities To Win Global Mayors Challenge

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No Charges For 151 Arizona Votes Vetted Over Fraud Claims

The findings provide another official rebuttal of former President Donald Trump's claims that voter fraud led to his loss in Arizona.

Candidates Won't Be Able To Collect Online Signatures In Their New Districts At All In 2022

E-Qual is not expected to be updated with new district data until after the April 4 deadline for candidates to submit nomination paperwork.

Crumbling AZ Bridges Finally Getting Repaired

With 132 bridges in poor condition, Arizona will get millions of dollars over five years for repairs and upgrades.

Republican Wants All Arizona Cell Phones And Tablets To Have An Anti-Porn Filter

The measure appears to be the brainchild of an anti-LGBT and anti-porn activist known for his wild stunts.

Treasury: Arizona Risks Relief Funds Over Anti-Mandate Rules

At issue are two state programs that are meant to help students but that direct funding away from jurisdictions with mask requirements.

King Family Rallies In Arizona For Voting Bills Ahead Of MLK Day

The family of Martin Luther King Jr. said it chose Phoenix to rally to send a message to U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.

Ducey Budget Would Spend $14.25 Billion Next Year

About $364 million of that new spending will be ongoing, with nearly a third going toward new tax cuts.

Wendy Rogers Raises Record-Breaking $2.5 Million For Re-Election

Since her election to the Senate in 2020, Rogers has become a mainstay on the national pro-Trump circuit.

Phoenix-Area Unemployment Still Low: Latest Update

The Maricopa County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Police: Kyrsten Sinema Intentionally Went Into A Bathroom To Dodge Activists Filming Her At ASU

Sinema told ASU police she intentionally went into the bathroom because she believed that recording someone inside a bathroom is a crime.

My Pillow CEO, Lake, Gosar To Speak At Trump Rally In Arizona

During the Save America rally in Florence Trump said he would share his complaints about the investigation of the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot.

Arizona Cannabis Sales Top $1.2 Billion In First 11 Months Of 2021

In November, adult-use recreational cannabis sales hit a new peak and crossed $60 million for the first time.

Ducey Is The First Governor In Decades To Give An Eighth State Of The State

No governor has matched the mark since 1986, when Bruce Babbitt gave his final State of the State address.

City Of Phoenix: City Offers Sustainable Cooperative Food Business Training For Entrepreneurs

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AZ Gov. Says Schools Focused Too Much On Masks Instead Of Math

In his State of the State address, Doug Ducey touted the last year's tax cuts, the state's attractiveness to businesses and school choice.

City Of Phoenix: Phoenix Works Toward Guaranteed Money For Local Landscapers

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Ducey Says Education, Water, Border Security Will Be Top Priorities For Legislative Session

A pressing matter is in K-12 education, where schools will soon run up against a spending cap that could cost them about $1.1 billion.

Arizona Legislature Does Away With COVID-19 Restrictions In 2022, Even As Omicron Surges

Neither the House of Representatives nor the Senate will require masks and there will be no social distancing requirements.

Karrin Taylor Robson Raises $3.7M For Governor's Race, Half From Her Own Pocket

Robson is one of five major candidates seeking the Republican nomination for governor.

City Of Phoenix: Phoenix Receives $500,000 Pledge For Urban Forest

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City Of Phoenix: Phoenix City Council Approves Water Conservation Plan

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City Of Phoenix: Water Service Shut-Off Plan For Non-Payment Postponed Due To Rising COVID Cases

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Opposing Jan. 6 Vigils Planned For Thursday In Phoenix

A "Justice for J6" vigil is set to honor accused capitol rioters, while the other calls for Peace at the Polls and uplifts voting rights.

City Of Phoenix: Water Service Shut-Off For Non-Payment To Resume

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Trump Says He'll Talk About Jan. 6, 2021, On Visit To Arizona

The former president canceled a news conference in Florida set for the one-year anniversary of the riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Maricopa County Rebuts ‘Audit’ Findings, GOP’s Bogus Election Claims

Of the 75 claims that the audit team made, the county's director of election day voting said the county’s analysis debunked all of them.

Lieberman, Lopez Announce Million-Dollar Fundraising Hauls In Dem Primary For Governor

Katie Hobbs, Arizona’s secretary of state, did not release her fundraising numbers, nor did any of the five major Republican candidates.

Ducey Will Return To In-Person State Of The State As COVID Cases Rise

A spokesman for the governor said it’s important for Ducey to give his 2022 State of the State in person because of its significance.

Who Won And Who Lost With The New Legislative Districts?

Two of the new districts are shaping up as intraparty free-for-alls, one for each party, with multiple incumbents pitted against each other.

2021 Saw A Rise In Antisemitic And Hate Incidents, ADL Reports

A man spray painted a swastika on a synagogue in Tucson and a white supremacist group posted propaganda in Bullhead City.

City Of Phoenix: UPDATE: Application Deadline Extended For Urban Agriculture Fellowship

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City Of Phoenix: How To Prevent A Christmas Tree Fire In Your Home

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