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7 Million Reasons to Conserve Water in Arizona
The Colorado River supplies water to farms and cities all across Arizona — but experts say that might not be the case for long.
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Where Marijuana, Prison Reform, Education, and Health Care Initiatives Stand on the Ballot
At least one voter initiative is headed to the Arizona Supreme Court, where judges will be asked to rule on allowing the proposition on the November ballot.
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‘An Unworkable Plan’: Trump’s Unemployment Proposal Would Leave States on the Hook for Billions
Many states are already facing budget crunches caused by the pandemic without being asked to supplement federal unemployment benefits.
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Here Are the Biggest Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primary Election
Arizona voters turned out in near-record numbers for Tuesday’s primary election — and will be asked to turn out again for the General Election on Nov. 3.
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Two Arizona Senate Candidates Fight Over What It Means to Represent the GOP
The biggest primary election fight in Arizona’s Legislature features two sitting Republican lawmakers battling for the soul of the GOP.
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This Arizona Congressional District Could Go Blue For the First Time Since the 1990s
Democrats see the 6th District as winnable because of a long-running ethics investigation into five-term GOP incumbent Rep. David Schweikert.
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Maricopa County Reverses Policy on Anti-Gay Adoptions
The policy was put in place by former Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery after a state law legalized gay marriage in 2015.
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Arizona Sends Confederate Monuments Back to Daughters of Confederacy
Two Confederal monuments donated to the state decades ago have been removed from public spaces and returned to the organization that donated them.
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BREAKING: Ducey extends ban on evictions in Arizona
The decision comes less than two weeks before the eviction moratorium was scheduled to end for renters impacted financially by COVID-19.
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More Than Half a Million Arizona Renters At-Risk of Eviction by September
A recent analysis of eviction data found that 20% of U.S. renters, including 577,733 in Arizona, will be at risk for eviction by the end of September.
