A plurality of voters in Florida, Ohio and Arizona say they intend to “send a message” that more Democrats are needed to keep President Donald Trump in check, according to an NBC News/Marist Poll released this week.
Read moreThe Arizona Court of Appeals dropped a bomb on the state’s medical marijuana community Tuesday, ruling that concentrates of marijuana – hashish, oils and other products derived from the plant – are not covered by the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act.
Read moreA federal judge Friday fined Arizona $1.4 million for failing to meet standards laid out in a settlement over prison health care, and found the state’s Department of Corrections in civil contempt of court.
Read moreA federal judge declared Thursday that Arizona wrongly denied driver’s licenses to noncitizens authorized to work in the U.S. by the federal government.
Read moreThe operator of a self-driving Uber that struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe was streaming NBC’s “The Voice” on her phone at the time of the crash.
Read moreA former state representative expelled from the Arizona Legislature in February following sexual harassment claims is now facing a slander lawsuit brought by his accuser.
Read moreThe Arizona Court of Appeals denied a plea Thursday from two stationary designers who said their religious beliefs prohibited them from making invitations for gay weddings.
Read moreSuing the Buckeye, Arizona, police officer who beat up their autistic 14-year-old while he was playing with a piece of string in a public park, the boy’s parents say department brass justified it by saying the boy’s repetitive behavior indicated that he was “under the influence of an inhalant.”
Read moreThe man suspected of shooting six people to death in and around Scottsdale, Arizona, before killing himself Monday targeted members of the legal and mental-health communities with connections to his divorce case.
Read moreArizona voters will no longer have two registration forms — one for federal elections, one for state — after the state settled a lawsuit Monday over a system two nonprofits called a confusing burden on voters.
Read moreA man connected to a series of murders in Scottsdale and Phoenix, including that of a noted forensic psychiatrist, shot and killed himself Monday after police surrounded his hotel room.
Read moreA counselor who worked at an Arizona prison testified Thursday about a prison health care system riddled with inadequate staffing, poor care, and correctional officers that slept on the job.
Read moreAn Uber self-driving test car that fatally struck a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, earlier this year was equipped with radar and navigation sensors, but emergency brakes that would have kicked on before the collision were turned off, a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board revealed Thursday.
Read moreStubbing out a student’s conviction for pot possession, the Arizona Supreme Court found it unconstitutional Wednesday to prosecute registered users of medical marijuana for carrying the drug on college campuses.
Read moreTen students or former students claim in a federal complaint that the Chandler Unified School District in Arizona failed to stop sexual and physical assaults that football players inflicted upon teammates.
Read moreLonnie Swartz, a U.S. Border Patrol agent acquitted on a murder charge last month in the cross-border shooting death of a Mexican teen, will face a new trial on manslaughter charges.
Read moreRestrictions on Arizona voting purportedly aimed at reducing voter fraud do not impose an undue burden on minorities and were not intended to, a federal judge ruled Tuesday in a 2016 lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee and Arizona Democratic Party.
Read moreArizona Governor Doug Ducey early Thursday signed into law a portion of the state budget that will give teachers a 20 percent pay raise over the next three years, ending a six-day walkout by educators.
Read moreIn an attempt to save more than 800 jobs in the region, the Hopi Tribe and groups of coal miners have filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that a water conservation district should continue buying power from a massive coal-fired plant that is slated to close next year.
Read moreA teacher walkout in Arizona will extend into a sixth day after Arizona legislators on Wednesday failed to vote on a budget to grant educators a 20 percent raise.
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