Arizona Leaders Praise Secretary Deb Haaland's Order To Remove Derogatory Names From Federal Lands

Haaland's orders are meant to accelerate the process by which derogatory names are identified and replaced.

Talonya Adams Verdict Looms Over Hobbs, Governor's Race

Some political observers expect the jury decision, and the underlying issues behind it, to be a problem for Hobbs in upcoming elections.

City Of Phoenix: Federal And Local Leaders Celebrate Light Rail Funding

Federal and local dignitaries gathered Friday, Nov. 19 to celebrate the signing of a $158 million full funding grant agreement for the N ...

City Of Phoenix: City Council Approves Findings Of Preservation Style Study

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Phoenix-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Data

The Maricopa County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.

Arizona legislators look to criminalize abortion

The Supreme Court's decision on the Texas abortion law will set the stage for future legislation as Arizona looks to pass a similar bill.

Income Tax Cut Referendum Qualifies For Ballot, Secretary Of State Says

The referendum effort gathered more than enough signatures needed to block the tax cuts from going into effect unless voters approve them.

Youngkin Tells AZ: Victory Shows Winning GOP Path On education

Youngkin spoke at the Republican Governors Association annual meeting in Phoenix last week.

Katie Hobbs Defends Firing Talonya Adams, Says Race And Gender Weren't Factors

Hobbs stood by her testimony in both trials that she had lost trust and confidence in Adams, which led to her termination.

Tribes Welcome Infusion Of Money In Infrastructure Bill

The bill gives about $11 billion in benefits to Indian Country, but tribal leaders say real change will only come with sustained investment.

Arizona Reacts To Rittenhouse Not Guilty Verdict

Rittenhouse is enrolled online at Arizona State University. A family spokesperson said college is next for Rittenhouse.

House Censures AZ Rep. Gosar For Violent Video In Rare Rebuke

Calling the video a clear threat to a lawmaker's life, Democrats argued Gosar's conduct would not be tolerated in any other workplace.

City Of Phoenix: Upcoming Sky Harbor Holiday Travel Tips

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City Of Phoenix: Light Rail Progress Is On Track

Check out this month's Phoenix City Update episode to learn more about the light rail expansion in Phoenix. The episode takes us from no ...

City Of Phoenix: Now Available: MyPHX311 Mobile App

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Katie Hobbs Isn’t ‘Fit To Serve’ As Governor After Discriminatory Firing, Staffer Says

In U.S. District Court last week, a jury found that Talonya Adams was the victim of retaliation when the Senate terminated her in 2015.

City Of Phoenix: City Of Phoenix Impacted City Services Update

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Group Hopes To Bring Ranked Choice Voting To Arizona Cities

The campaign to add more cities to the list that use ranked choice is intended as a precursor to overhaul elections on a statewide basis.

How Reliable Is Your Arizona Electric Provider?

Extreme weather has made electric reliability a challenge in the U.S. Here is how Arizona compares.

City Of Phoenix: Job Fair Hosted By Sky Harbor Next Week

Job seekers invited to meet with local airport vendors for work opportunities and great benefits

City Of Phoenix: City Of Phoenix Veterans Day Holiday Notice

​City of Phoenix offices will be closed Thursday, November 11 in observance of the Veterans Day holiday.

City Of Phoenix: City Manager Names First Director Of Office Of Accountability & Transparency

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Bills Passed in 2021 leads to mental health reform in schools

Bills 1097 and 1376 relating to mental health in schools have been passed into law, encouraging mental health support.

AZ's Gosar Tweeted Altered Video Depicting Him Killing AOC: AP

The Republican lawmaker shared the video in which altered animation showed him striking Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with a sword.

With Preclearance Gone, Redistricting In Arizona Enters A New Frontier

Preclearance was a key provision of the Voting Rights Act that protected voters from discrimination based on race or color.

What Arizona Can Expect From $1T Infrastructure Bill

With the bill’s passage in the House, it now heads to President Biden’s desk.

Arizona Veterans Struggle To Get Access To Health Care As Backlogs Grow. Can It Be Fixed?

Arizona is home to more than 500,000 veterans — about 7 percent of the state’s population.

Hobbs: Parents Should Be ‘Partners’ In The Education System, Not Adversaries

She said that curriculum is a local issue — and one that school districts and school boards should work with parents to determine.

Phoenix 2021 Election Results Update: See Voter Turnout By Issue

Here are the most updated school district funding numbers and turnout counts after Maricopa County released more results Thursday night.

Breaking Down the 2022 Arizona Race for Governor

As Governor Doug Ducey's term comes to a close next year, Arizona citizens will elect a new candidate as his successor.

City Of Phoenix: Grow Your Own Food At Home

If you are interested in growing your own food at home, you could have a choice of three garden systems and training support for one year!

AZ Attorney General Plans To Fight Employer Vaccine Mandate

Mark Brnovich said he plans to file a suit Friday challenging President Biden's private employer mandate.

The Supreme Court Struck Down More Than A Ban On Mask Mandates In Schools

Here’s everything that’s no longer law.

Some Lawmakers Are Poised To Lose Out In Redistricting Draft Maps

Some lawmakers who were previously in politically advantageous districts may now have to run in districts controlled by the other party.

Updated Phoenix Election Results: School District Funding

There are still 31,000 votes to count. The county shared updated totals Wednesday evening.

Special Bonds Election in Chandler

As this election concludes, here are some important details Chandler residents should know about.

Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Bans On Mask Mandates And ‘Critical Race Theory’

The ruling will likely bring about a seismic shift in the way lawmakers craft future budgets.

Karen Fann Will Retire From The Legislature After 2022

Fann, a Prescott Republican, was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2010 and to the Senate in 2016.

Where To Drop You Ballot In Maricopa County: Election 2021

If you live in the Phoenix area and you haven't dropped your ballot yet, there's still time. Here's a list of Phoenix drop-off locations.

Phoenix Election 2021 Voter Guide: School District Taxes

Find out where to get Tuesday night results, what's on the ballot and how to cast your ballot if you've been procrastinating.