Two Valley therapists say a Department of Insurance investigator sided with them on Blue Cross clawbacks, then closed their cases anyway.

Peoria's police officers association executive board backed Michael Finn over former chief Arthur Miller, while Finn racks up law enforcement endorsements ahead of November.

The Arizona Technology Council's endorsements span Senate and House races, favoring candidates who back STEM funding and innovation policy.

Mayor Kate Gallego says Snell & Wilmer sued Phoenix over data-center rules on behalf of client WBR — and the city just scored a partial win.

Organizer Alejandra Gomez says the free Sheraton Downtown gathering could draw about 2,000 people this Saturday.

Andy Biggs says he'd spend 60 days prepping bills with lawmakers before even taking office. Hobbs has vetoed a record number of bills during her tenure.

Gilbert has just one data center so far, but council members want tougher water and power rules before more arrive.

Age limits, helmet rules and fines up to $500 now apply to young e-bike and scooter riders across Buckeye.

Shawn Hantke allegedly submitted receipts showing deliveries before orders were placed to collect ESA cash.

Cruzita Mendoza says she faced retaliation after cooperating with a probe into Superintendent Jeremy Calles. The case is headed to mediation.

Deer Valley schools padded its budget by $500K and Gilbert pays $8,000 more weekly just for diesel, as a driver shortage compounds the squeeze.

Recorder Justin Heap wants the FBI involved after late-night footage went viral. The county board says it was routine maintenance.

Marchers in downtown Phoenix will head straight for the county's ballot tabulation center, with similar rallies planned statewide.