But a new civil justice organization has plans to make things a little bit easier for Arizona’s formerly incarcerated people.  The newly established Arizona Advocates for Justice is making fair chance ...

Arizona leaders are forging ahead with plans for new nuclear energy generation despite ongoing funding woes and water hurdles.

This year, Arizona lawmakers correctly took an important first step toward preparing students for a future with artificial intelligence. They shouldn't let that effort end with a veto.

Hickman’s Egg Ranch, Arizona’s largest egg producer, has agreed to a $1 million civil penalty and a 3.25 million egg donation under a proposed settlement.

Because the measure of a society is not how well it manages disability. It is how fully it embraces the humanity, dignity, and belonging of every person.

Arizona’s environmental advocates are mourning the recent death of a striker amendment that would have allocated more protections and scientific study for the state’s beloved Salt River horses.

Arizona will soon give habitual speeders an alternative option to losing their license — a temporary device, opted into by the driver, that limits vehicle speed.

Schools superintendent, treasurer, dispute credit for AI improvement implementation Race to rollout new technology comes as two faceoff in July primary election AI upgrades remain top priority to ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether Arizona can legally block people who do not provide "documented proof of citizenship'' from registering to vote for president.

Alejandra Gomez, LUCHA’s executive director, has led the grassroots organization through turbulent legislative sessions and community building.

A bill similar to the Arizona Starter Homes Act didn’t quite make it to the finish line, but lawmakers did get one housing affordability measure signed into law.

A new prison mail barcode policy has sparked concerns it will hinder self-represented litigants' access to courts.