ASU gets nearly $8.1 million and UA more than $4.7 million, but other state agencies' cuts stay in place.

Maricopa County says Scottsdale Unified shut the public out of closure talks — again, right before the board's October 6 vote.

Fontes warned Kolodin a repeated cartel accusation would become a personal problem. Prop 144 and mail voting split the two sharply.

Three Arizona governments say a new law forces them to pay exonerees without any say in court. Eleven claimants are already lined up.

A Maricopa County judge rejected a bid by two Arizona Green Party candidates to halt a Clean Elections investigation into their campaign funding.

A divided federal appeals panel sided with Arizona voters, who approved the donor-disclosure measure by 72% in 2022.

Across Arizona Tours says the surcharge already scared off customers and wants it struck down entirely.

The measure would extend Arizona’s 2010 race-preference ban to schools and agencies that take federal funds.

Frédéric Fekkai gave Eli Crane $1,400 over an 11-month period — before survivors sued him as an alleged Epstein grooming enabler.

Bisbee's mayor warns pothole repairs, library books, and pool hours could vanish if Prop. 316 locks in a 2% cap on grocery taxes.

Arizona State University reversed course after a change to one financial-aid webpage removed the Obama Scholars name.

Yuma is among the parties challenging a 2,033 acre-foot water sale to Queen Creek while also eyeing a fight over federal Colorado River cuts.

David Farnsworth will reissue subpoenas to Katie Hobbs and Kris Mayes as Andrew Gould steps in as special counsel.