Paul Marascalco called his 12-month jail stint a personal sabbatical. State regulators called it a $2,500 violation.

Attorneys Andrew Parker and Kurt Olsen, not Lake herself, remain on the hook for Maricopa County's legal bills.

The former president's new endorsement video revives his 2022 support for Hobbs, while Biggs fires back over utility costs and the border.

Heather Rooks denies disclosing executive-session details and says other board members are targeting her.

A $3.3 million ad campaign against Jonathan Nez showed photos of Myron Lizer, his former Navajo Nation running mate, instead.

Turning Point USA's December convention returns to downtown Phoenix with Vance, Erika Kirk and a packed lineup of conservative stars.

Candidates agreed on water and immigration but clashed hard over whether the federal bill actually cut Medicaid funding.

A slate called Change4Maricopa wants football back at four Valley colleges — but rivals call the push a Trojan horse for extremism.

Wheelies, phone use and under-16 riders on fast e-bikes would all draw fines under the county's draft rules.

Hobbs sat out a second straight debate as Biggs and Hourihan clashed over taxes, water and data centers.

The Battered Families Services director says several presidential hopefuls courted her before she picked Justin Jones as her running mate.

One ASU student says her computer died and she still can't afford textbooks weeks into the semester.

After a six-year pause, Phoenix water shutoffs resume in November — but Project Assist can still help qualifying households.