The Phoenix-based regional director of the National Labor Relations Board is accusing an electric-luxury-sports-car maker in Casa Grande of anti-union activities. A spokesperson for Lucid USA says they are confident that there is no factual basis for the complaint.

Over the next two years, Arizona faces a nearly $1 billion deficit, and some Republican lawmakers say they want to start addressing the issue immediately in the upcoming legislative session before considering any other bills.

Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has announced that he’s obtained enough signatures to run for mayor of Fountain Hills this fall. Arpaio — who served as sheriff from 1993 to 2017 — previously ran for mayor in 2022 but was defeated by incumbent Ginny Dickey.

Reginald Bolding, a former Democratic state lawmaker, and Marcus Dell'Artino, Republican consultant with First Strategic, joined The Show to talk more about the start of a new legislative session, the state's budget deficit and the election year.

A judge has denied a Chandler woman’s appeal of the decision to terminate her rights to more than a dozen dogs seized by police. In October, the court ruled that the dogs had experienced cruel mistreatment, cruel neglect or abandonment.

At their final hearing on so-called free speech issues at Arizona’s public universities, Republican lawmakers again threatened the schools with budget cuts.

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office says Cox Communications will spend millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit over allegations that the company broke the state’s consumer fraud act.

Gov. Katie Hobbs says National Guard Troops she sent to the border after the closure of the Lukeville Port of Entry will remain in place even though the port reopened Thursday.

This is the sixth time since 2017 the Bureau of Land Management has had to round up and thin the animals in the Black Mountain Herd Management Area.