Having once again received the trifecta of AAA ratings from the three major bond rating agencies, the Maricopa Community Colleges are readying to sell $151 million in General Obligation Bonds to finance a variety of construction projects throughout Maricopa County.

State lawmakers and Gov. Jan Brewer were legally wrong in refusing to fully increase state aid to schools to account for inflation, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.

A Scottsdale legislator figures you might have second thoughts about buying something if you knew all sales are final and it could not be returned.

The state Board of Regents on Monday suspended the ability of the Arizona Students’ Association to impose its $2-a-semester fee amid questions of how the money is being spent.

As a police officer and a leader of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), I count on Arizona judges to properly apply the law and ensure that people seeking justice are treated fairly. Members of the law enforcement community rely on judges to respect prosecutors, defendants and victims. A November referendum, Proposition 115, threatens to inject politics into our courtrooms, jeopardizing justice for all involved.

As a police officer and a leader of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), I count on Arizona judges to properly apply the law and ensure that people seeking justice are treated fairly. Members of the law enforcement community rely on judges to respect prosecutors, defendants and victims. A November referendum, Proposition 115, threatens to inject politics into our courtrooms, jeopardizing justice for all involved.

Signatures for a new voter initiative for the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC) on the Loop 202 freeway extension was turned in during a meeting yesterday with the tribal elections office.

Signatures for a new voter initiative for the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC) on the Loop 202 freeway extension will be turned in during a meeting with the tribal elections office at 11 a.m. today.

June has proven to be a strong month for the Obama campaign. The president’s support for same-sex marriage, his executive order on immigration reform and the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Obamacare has put Team Romney on the defense as evidenced by Romney’s “flip-flop” on whether the individual mandate in Obamacare is a penalty or a tax.

The new “Peoples Initiative” to bring the Loop 202 extension to reservation land has collected the signatures needed to move forward with a vote as early as later this summer.

The new “Peoples Initiative” to bring the Loop 202 extension to reservation land has collected the signatures needed to move forward with a vote as early as later this summer.

The new “Peoples Initiative” to bring the Loop 202 extension to reservation land has collected the signatures needed to move forward with a vote as early as later this summer.

Arizonans will not get to vote in November whether to kill public financing of elections.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama has resorted to "extremism" with stifling, anti-growth policies and sought to divide Americans, not unite them, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels said Tuesday in the formal Republican response to the president's State of the Union address.

I’d be lying if I said I was not extremely disappointed by being voted out in a recall election. It has been an honor to serve the people of Arizona in the Legislature for the last decade and I am sad to go under these circumstances.

In a special meeting on Tuesday, July 19, the Gila River Indian Community's City Council decided to send the decision over the Loop 202 freeway to its community in a public vote, according to Gila River Indian Community spokeswoman Alia Maisonet.

In a special meeting on Tuesday, July 19, the Gila River Indian Community's City Council decided to send the decision over the Loop 202 freeway to its community in a public vote, according to Gila River Indian Community spokeswoman Alia Maisonet.

Arizonans will not get to vote whether they want to preserve the right of a jury trial for those charged with drunk driving.

For the activists behind the recall of state Senate President Russell Pearce, there’s no such thing as too much publicity.

For the activists behind the recall of state Senate President Russell Pearce, there’s no such thing as too much publicity.

Arizona voters may get the last word on whether suspected drunken drivers are entitled to a jury trial.

Voters will decide next year whether to scrap public financing of elections for statewide and legislative office.

TUCSON – Gazing up at the mosaic dome of the old Pima County Courthouse, Paul Eckerstrom sees a potential capitol building for a 51st state: Baja Arizona.

It might seem immigration laws, rampant foreclosures and a congresswoman’s shooting define Arizona as a state.