Arizona

The contest for an obscure political office partly responsible for administering elections has become the race behind the race, with stakes that could determine the Presidency.

The Arizona rancher was accused of killing a migrant. A tragedy, and a possible murder, quickly became a political cause.

Understanding the current politics around abortion, Arizona’s Civil War-era ban, and how the issue of reproductive health care will affect both parties’ chances in November.

Many people charged with trafficking in Tucson are U.S. citizens, suffering from the same problems of poverty and addiction that plague the rest of the country.

The shutting of a crossing in Arizona has reduced access to a popular Mexican beach town, leading to outrage from unfamiliar sources.

Across the U.S., significantly more people die from heat each year than from any other weather-related event. Many of these deaths are concentrated in and around Phoenix.

Researchers at Arizona State University are bringing relief to the residents who need it most.

Business is booming, and bidding wars and backroom deals have taken over the wildly popular Tucson Gem and Mineral Show.

The Arizona congressman, who just launched a campaign to take Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate seat, discusses political pragmatism, the lessons of the war on terror, and what’s really happening in Latino communities.

Tribal nations hold the rights to significant portions of the Colorado River. In the increasing drought, some are showing the way to sustainability.

The former anchorwoman accused the Cash Craze machine of being rigged against her and “riddled with fraud.”

Surely there’s some electoral calculation behind the Arizona senator’s decision to leave the Democratic Party, but the timing is especially confusing.

Lake was locked in a fierce struggle with a rival identified by several onlookers as her nine-year-old niece Paisley.

Lake reportedly snarled at the six-inch plastic figurine and drop-kicked it across the room.

On Tuesday, equipment malfunctioned at scores of polling places in Maricopa County, already a hotbed of election denialism. Would local officials be able to reassure the public?

Voters on Navajo, Apache, and Hopi reservations helped swing Arizona for the Democrats in 2020. In response, the Republican governor and state legislature have curtailed ballot access for an already marginalized constituency.

Arizona’s Republican candidate for governor has fused a New Right pugnacity with a hyper-attention to the local news cycle.

The latest results from the Arizona primary ahead of the 2022 midterms.

The state’s governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham, talks about likely battles with neighboring states over abortion access. The Supreme Court, she said, has “teed up” conflicts.

“We are in a moment when a scenic drive, a little road trip through a purportedly protected landscape, is still theoretically possible.”