The Buzz: Weighing propositions that will change our primary elections
Will Arizona switch to open primaries or codify its current system in the state constitution?
Fact Check Arizona: Utility rates, the Corporation Commission and green energy
As Arizonans prepare to elect new utility regulators, we look at how those offices work and what candidates have said about its work.
Department of Education launches online teacher certification tool
Applications can now be completed entirely online.
Number of voters with unconfirmed citizenship documents more than doubles in battleground Arizona
The Arizona Department of Transportation, which oversees the MVD, said in an email that it created a coding update in its system but didn't specify when it was implemented.
The Buzz: Ensuring Accuracy in Ballots and Information
As election day draws near, we turn our attention to efforts to get information out to voters.
Fact checking the Prop. 314 "Secure the Border Act" debate
We check the claims made in the Clean Elections Commission debate over Proposition 314.
AZ Supreme Court justice to retire
Robert Brutinel announced he will step down at the end of October.
Court rules nearly 98,000 Arizonans whose citizenship hadn't been confirmed can vote the full ballot
The court’s decision comes after officials uncovered a database error that for two decades mistakenly designated the voters as having access to the full ballot.
The Buzz: Arizona's rural water fight continues
Debate over how to regulate groundwater pumping continue, with some officials calling for immediate action.
House subcommittee considers bill to redesignate Chiricahua National Monument as a national park
Tribal leaders and local officials weigh in on the potential economic benefit and cultural impact
AZ Senator Wadsack pleads not guilty, calls charges politically motivated
Wadsack faces court for excessive speeding, claims political persecution.
Lack of citizenship documents might keep many from voting in Arizona state and local races
The announcement Tuesday of an error in state-run databases that reclassified voters comes days before county election officials are required to mail ballots to uniformed and overseas voters.
Tucson midtown neighborhood moves to erase racist housing restrictions from historic covenants
Residents take action to remove outdated racial covenants and promote inclusivity.
Arizona's 1864 abortion ban is officially off the books
The repeal comes as voters consider a ballot measure that would enshrine the right to an abortion in the state constitution.
AG Mayes wants approval of new well for Saudi-backed alfalfa farm revoked
Mayes letter to state water department requests action within 10 business days.
