Grand Canyon University aims to enroll its first law students by 2027 or 2028, filling a legal desert in the Phoenix Valley.

The two won't share a stage, but Katie Hobbs and Andy Biggs will each answer the same public safety questions at ASU's downtown Phoenix campus.

Patricia Tate rises from controller to the top job at Casino Arizona and Talking Stick Resort — and she's an enrolled tribal member, too.

Nevada, Arizona, and South Carolina just won federal waivers letting local districts sidestep rigid Title I spending rules.

Justices ruled the three challengers lacked standing, capping a bruising week of court fights over the voter ID measure.

CLEAA, representing over 2,100 officers, says Amish Shah's voting record beat out Jay Feely's Trump-backed bid.

Primary care providers across 31 Phoenix-area clinics are deciding whether to join a physician union, with mail-in ballots due next week.

A Mesa family says loopholes let a scammer walk free after their grandfather's death. Advocates now want every lawmaker on board next session.

Kurt Huzar of Arizona Preparatory Academy juggles seven job titles — and a salary bigger than most district superintendents.

Eleven Arizona House staffers lost their jobs while leaders funded new carpet and a podcast studio at the Capitol.

Kris Mayes says MV Realty stripped equity from cash-strapped Arizona homeowners using decades-long contracts recorded as property liens.

Tucson and Huntsville plants will crank out Navy interceptors and Army anti-tank missiles under new Pentagon deals worth $1.3 billion combined.

A Surprise commission cut safety buffers from 1,500 feet to 100 near a Litchfield-Cactus site facing a fire station and homes.