The maxim that the government which governs closest governs best is usually sound. Local leaders understand their constituency better than someone, say, 2,000 miles away federal policymakers. However, ...

Senior citizen advocates and artificial intelligence safety proponents are urging state legislators to pass laws that protect adults, not just kids, from potential harms related to chatbot use.

Judges are typically tight-lipped about their work outside of the courtroom. Scott Bales lived that reality for more than a decade as a judge on Arizona's Supreme Court, where he served 14 years.

Arizona’s public schools have lost tens of thousands of students since 2016, the result of declining birth rates, an aging population and rising housing costs.

Democrats are aiming to add several new trifecta governing blocks in the midterm elections, capitalizing on a favorable political environment to elevate the party’s power in the states as it also ...

Kathleen Ferris said she remembers when Arizona leaders set aside political differences to make difficult water policy decisions.

Voters are being inundated with political advertising as candidates running for governor empty their campaign coffers ahead of November’s midterm elections, a new report shows.

Congressman Andy Biggs trails Gov. Katie Hobbs in campaign fundraising and spending in the governor’s race, but Turning Point USA is helping him catch up.

The “growth pays for growth” operation was a great success — that is, if you believe Arizona Public Service and the Arizona Corporation Commission. There is just one problem: My research shows the ...

Maria” walked into the free medical clinic with a fever, cough and sore throat so severe that she could barely hold a conversation. Testing confirmed influenza A. As I spoke with her, I learned that ...

Nearly 3 million acres of ponderosa pine cover northern Arizona, from the Grand Canyon to the New Mexico border. They can grow as high as 150 feet, their dark bark lightening with age to a coppery ...