Imagine if the Arizona Department of Transportation decided where to build a new highway based on a confidential straw poll instead of a traffic study.

A company that runs mobile home parks throughout the United States is backing Senate President Warren Petersen to be the next Arizona attorney general.

Two Arizona Corporation Commissioners seeking reelection have said they aren’t influenced by the utility companies they regulate.

Judge orders five-year prison healthcare receivership, appoints candidate Receiver gains broad healthcare authority; department plans immediate appeal Court aims to quell unconstitutional care after ...

Two Republican gubernatorial hopefuls, trailing in the polls, are spending nearly all the money they have in hopes of winning the Tuesday primary.

Tom Horne said this week that improving student discipline could increase teachers’ job satisfaction and make them less likely to leave the profession.

Advocates worry that the policy will lead to delays, missed deadlines, and inmate litigation. Corrections department defends policy as secure and legally sound Advocates and attorneys for state prison ...

Firefighters who have had to run through many hoops with their insurance company over a simple comma that was missing in state law are finding relief in a recently signed bill. Senate Bill 1215 is ...

On July 1, the Arizona Civil Rights Advisory Board was quietly erased from state statute, 61 years after the Legislature established it.