Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill into law that prevents homeowner associations from adopting rules that block the use of artificial turf.

The aggressive nature of Vladimir Putin and his background in intelligence have many observers concerned about just how far he will go to conquer Ukraine and, possibly, some of its neighbors.

The Arizona Legislature is pushing a bill that could forgive up to $100,000 in student loans for veterinarians. But the catch is they need to graduate after Jan. 1, 2023, and work at a nonprofit shelter or agricultural practice that has a shortage.

A measure to provide constitutional protections for LGBTQ Arizonans failed to pass the state House last month. But consultant Tyler Montague says it’s a marathon, not a sprint when it comes to issues like this.

The Arizona Supreme Court rejected a bid by the Arizona Republican Party to get the justices to declare that early voting is unconstitutional.

The vice mayor of Phoenix and one of its council members are calling on Mayor Kate Gallego to hold a policy meeting on how to handle scandals that were left unresolved after Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel resigned.

Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez met with members of Congress in support of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.

Agendas and calendars are few and far between so far this week at the state Capitol, as most of the committee work for the session is done, and lawmakers focus on the remaining bills. But that doesn’t mean it’ll necessarily be a quiet week for the Legislature.

An Arizona border city’s mayor has voiced concerns how his community will be affected by the Biden administration’s plan to lift the ban on asylum-seekers at the U.S-Mexico border on public health grounds.