A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by Republicans who sought to have Arizona’s election procedures manual declared invalid, marking the defeat of one of three challenges seeking to throw out parts of the state’s guide for conducting elections.
The Arizona Senate has been forced to delay a vote on the controversial Secure the Border Act, which would give Arizona voters the power to implement one of the strictest immigration laws in the country.
Three people are dead, and two others from the same family were injured following a crash involving another driver on U.S. Route 89 in northern Arizona on Mother’s Day.
By David Baker, The Associated Press and Zach Prelutsky
The Arizona Attorney General's Office said the earliest the 1864 near-total abortion ban could take effect is September after state Supreme Court grants delay.
Two decades ago, Arizona’s wine industry was almost unheard of. But it has grown 10 times the size since and has made a name for itself in the heart of the state.
The National Park Service says a body recovered from the Colorado River at Grand Canyon National Park is believed to be a New Mexico man who vanished with his dog after traveling down the Colorado River on a wooden raft last month.
A group of graduating Glendale seniors returned to the halls of their old elementary school to thank their teachers who helped them get where they are.