Rodney S. Scott will take over for Carla Provost

Most of Arizona’s borderlands are publicly owned

It’s all over a comment the former secretary of state made in a podcast that suggested the Hawaii congresswoman was a Russian asset.

Calls Manu Raju ‘liberal hack’

Before her first run for Congress in 2008, Kirkpatrick was a state lawmaker, prosecutor and attorney.

President Trump is accused of abusing his presidential power and obstructing Congress according to the House.

Announces plans to run in 2020

Ally Miller has announced she will not be running in the Board of Supervisors District 1 election in a Facebook announcement on Monday.

Alejandro Maldonado-Hernandez is wanted in connection with a fatal crash in Oregon on July 12.

People held signs, banners, and some even wore costumes to protest border wall construction.

Regina Romero says she believes the agenda will tilt towards children's issues such as investing in schools and investing in youth.

Complete results from all races in southern Arizona.

Arizona lawmakers have been vocal on Twitter, making their stances clear.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended nearly 1 million migrants in 2019 fiscal year.

Schools superintendent will announce appointment by Nov. 1

Deadline to request a replacement ballot is Oct. 30

Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen indicted in adoption fraud scheme

Robert Hotten died while on patrol south of Patagonia

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke hosted a town hall in Tucson on Sunday.

One candidate said he was "disappointed" to see the man remove signs from his campaign.

Vice President Mike Pence was Arizona Wednesday and Thursday and promised more visits in the coming months.

Town purchased club five years ago for $1 million

Urges Senate Republicans to take a stand

A U.S. judge on Friday blocked new Trump administration rules that would enable the government to keep immigrant children in detention facilities with their parents indefinitely.

The prosecutor who won convictions in the Jodi Arias murder case and other notorious killings in metro Phoenix has been reassigned to handle auto thefts

Some members of an Arizona anti-immigrant group have agreed to stop harassing Phoenix-area churches as part of a lawsuit settlement

Gov. Doug Ducey visits the UA Adaptive Fitness center on Tuesday, Sept. 24 2019.

A push by liberals for the Arizona Democratic Party to censure Sen. Kyrsten Sinema will be put off until next year

Arizona state Rep. Jay Lawrence is apologizing for saying that black and Hispanic communities "are better armed than the police officers who are supposed to be controlling them" and that they "have firearms galore."

Republican Sen. Martha McSally says it was a mistake for state GOP chairman Kelli Ward to write in a fundraising email that the party would stop Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly "dead in his tracks."

Arizona Republicans are scrapping their 2020 primary, joining GOP leaders in Nevada, South Carolina and Kansas in skipping primaries or caucuses next year

Lawyers challenging the quality of health care in Arizona's prisons asked a judge to take over responsibilities for providing inmate care and appoint an official to run medical and mental health services

The head of the Arizona Republican Party says in a fundraising email that Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly will be stopped "dead in his tracks."

Not bothered that mic catches cursing.

Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally says a construction project at an Army base in Sierra Vista is the only Arizona project affected by the use of military funding to build part of President Donald Trump's wall along the U.S.-Mexico border

Republican Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery is getting a spot on the Arizona Supreme Court

Defense Secretary Mark Esper has approved the use of $3.6 billion in funding from military construction projects to build 175 miles of President Donald Trump's wall along the Mexican border.

15 percent U.S. taxes apply to about $112 billion of Chinese imports

If Democrat Regina Romero is elected mayor of Tucson she would be the city's first Hispanic mayor since 1875

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey wants to be part of the push for the new North American Trade Agreement, known as the USMCA.

Tucson residents cast their votes to help pick the next mayor and three city council members.

The project has been limited to the Western U.S. thus far, but its appeal has gone global.

Late senator's widow calls for return to civility.

President Donald Trump closed his speech in Louisville on Wednesday by signing an order that will forgive all student-loan debt for many of America’s disabled veterans.

Former major league pitcher Curt Schilling says he might challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Tom O'Halleran if he runs in Arizona.

Tucson's Center for Biological Diversity calls the decision a small, but temporary win.

The US Commerce Department is proposing a pair of changes to end the anti dumping investigation between Florida tomato growers and Mexican tomato growers.

Using voter registration and turnout data, it's estimated as many as 16 million people will vote on paperless equipment in November 2020. Security experts have said that paper-based systems provide better security because they create a record that voters can review before casting their ballots.

Charles Ryan is stepping down as the director of the Arizona Department of Corrections.

Arizona voters may get a chance to decide again next year whether to legalize recreational marijuana

The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging the Trump administration's sweeping expansion of deportation powers, saying it violates constitutional rights and could lead to errors

An altercation between supporters of President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren happened during a town hall meeting in Arizona Thursday, Aug. 2.

Massachusetts senator holds town hall event Thursday night.

AZ Family political editor Dennis Welch reported former state lawmaker Don Shooter is extremely ill and on life support,

Cochise County Elections Director Lisa Marra will step into a new role next month as President of the Election Officials of Arizona (EOA).

Vote results were met with boos, jeers from audience.

Kirkpatrick is a Democrat who represents Congressional District 2.

Arizona Chile Roasters, based in Catalina, was invited to the White House for the third annual Made in America Product Showcase.