By Alan Greenblatt | Governing magazine Recall campaigns against state legislators used to be rare. They’ve not only become more common, they’re now more often
By Tim Stellar | Arizona Daily Star You would have thought that by this point in Mayor Jonathan Rothschild’s final term in office, three months
By Andrew Oxford | Arizona Republic An Arizona lawmaker told a forum on gun control last week that black and Hispanic communities are “better armed
Arizona Republican is already facing inquiry by House panel By Katherine Tully-McManus | Roll Call The House Ethics Committee has released information on an expanded
By The Mercury News A newly-minted rent cap deal would have brought relief last year to relatively few renters in the state, although Bay Area
By Guy Phillips | Scottsdale City Council Most of you know I have been a vocal opponent against past Scottsdale bond proposals. I felt those
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star The Southern Arizona congressional delegation split along party lines over the shift of $3.6 billion in Pentagon funding
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Utility regulators scolded the CEO of Arizona Public Service Co. on Wednesday for his company’s role in shutting off
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times In May, when Matthew Bishop visited Sonoran Desert National Monument to see the damage for himself, he was
By Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola | Cronkite News When the state’s new universal licensing recognition law took effect last week, the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners
By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Mirror Why did Arizona Public Service spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to help a corporation commissioner’s son
By Maria Vasquez | Maricopa Monitor Pinal County city and town managers gathered at the monthly Pinal Partnership breakfast to discuss the positives, and the
By Ben Giles | Arizona Capitol Times As Katie Hobbs prepared to take over as Arizona’s newly elected secretary of state, one question was repeatedly asked:
By Jake Bacon | Arizona Daily Sun It was a week of firsts at the city as the Flagstaff City Council held the first meeting
By Nate Carlisle | Salt Lake Tribune Utah’s long dance with plural marriage is poised for another tango as a state senator seeks support to
By Harrison Mantas | Cronkite News Time is running out for Navajo landowners who want to take part in the second round of a $1.9 billion
By Katie McKellarn| Desert News Thirteen years ago, now former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson captured national attention for Utah in an unexpected way
By Isabella Hulsizer | Arizona Republic Congressional candidate Tiffany Shedd picked up the endorsement of former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, while at the same time
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By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Mirror A political consulting firm owned by Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Kelli Ward and her husband is soliciting work for
By Katie O’Connor | Arizona Mirror A chasm is growing within the Democratic party over the most appropriate route to address the country’s struggling health
By Amy Silverman | Phoenix Magazine Like many Arizonans, I spent several days in the spring of 2018 in front of the television, watching red
KTAR.com Peoria residents voted in the city’s interim council member Tuesday to replace a longtime politician who died this summer. Denette Dunn, the only candidate
Wrangler News Staff Mental illness and substance abuse provide a doubly disabling path for yet one more personal tragedy: homelessness. That is why Tempe’s selection
(Editor’s note: News releases are published as submitted unless there are errors of fact.) The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona and Waste Management join the
By Emily Richardson | Chamber Business News (Editor’s note: News releases are published as submitted unless there are errors of fact.) The League of Arizona
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star Tucson City Councilwoman Regina Romero handily won the three-way Democratic primary for mayor Tuesday. She will face independent
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By Troy Hayden | 12 News When you think fun at Lake Pleasant, you probably think about boating, swimming or hanging out on the beach.
Photo via Rockefeller Group By AZ Big Media Rockefeller Group today announced Corsica Villas at Laveen, a 213-unit build-to-rent residential community under construction in the
Photo via Land Advisors Organization By AZ Big Media Land Advisors Organization’s Pinal County Specialists Kirk P. McCarville, CCIM, and Trey Davis completed the sale