Arizona's pivotal midterm election is entering its final week The state's voters can have a big impact on national politics, and vice versa The numbers show an advantage for Democrats, but the margins ...

Healthcare is providing much of the state’s job growth, but employers need workers and money to keep expanding. Medicaid cuts aren't helping.

Unaffiliated voters, who recently surpassed Republicans as the state’s largest voting group, could be pivotal in deciding these contests.

The winner will lead an office of 1,000 employees with broad authority over consumer protection, criminal prosecution and legal disputes involving the state.

A judge won't back down — even temporarily — from his ruling that state water officials acted illegally in changing the rules for home builders.

A publicly available app provides insight into who a conservative group sees as people likely to vote with their side.

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.

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 political hopefuls are moving full-speed ahead with less than two weeks until Election Day. But one statewide candidate has disappeared from the campaign trail.

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.

Most Arizonans will never know the names of the people who prepare polling places, answer voters' questions, process ballots and carefully count votes. Yet every election depends on their dedication.

Key Points: Gov. Katie Hobbs leads in candidate spending, but coordinated efforts cloud the picture Congressman Andy Biggs is being bolstered by $18.3 million from Turning Point Action Hobbs has ...