Supreme Court lets 2023 elections manual stand
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs The Legislature’s lawsuit challenging the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual bit the dust last week after the Arizona Supreme Court
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs The Legislature’s lawsuit challenging the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual bit the dust last week after the Arizona Supreme Court
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: Republican state lawmakers are making yet another try to tell Tucson — and all the state’s
By 12 News Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was in the Valley on Friday, talking about election security and how Arizona needs improvements
Photo by Gage Skidmore By State Affairs Incumbent Secretary of State Adrian Fontes ended the year outraising and outspending his Republican rival Rep. Alex Kolodin
By Serena O’Sullivan | KTAR PHOENIX — When it comes to Arizona’s biggest elections of 2026, President Donald Trump prefers to hedge his bets. On
By Richard Dyer | Queen Creek Independent Queen Creek residents Alex Matheson, Troy Young, and Lea Spall have been reappointed to serve on the town’s
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By Reagan Priest | State Affairs The Department of Forestry and Fire Management is deploying AI wildfire detection cameras in preparation for another sizzling Arizona
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa.com Maricopa’s Planning & Zoning Commission advanced a proposal that could move forward construction of a new hotel along Maricopa-Casa
Photo by Gage Skidmore By Reagan Priest | State Affairs Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the Charlie Kirk Loop 202 bill Friday, three weeks after vetoing