When Congress passed the CHIPS and Science Act, it recognized a simple truth: the United States had become too dependent on overseas manufacturing for one of the world's most strategic technologies.

Several key legislative primaries remained undecided Tuesday night as candidates in competitive districts vied for spots on the November ballot that will decide the Arizona Legislature’s balance of ...

Congressman Andy Biggs emerged as one of the big winners Tuesday night as Arizona Republicans chose nominees to face Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes in November.

The midterm elections represent the first major test of a raft of state laws recently passed to police the use of artificial intelligence in campaign materials.

ARIZONA CAPITOL TIMES EDITORS: EDITORIAL Alison Bethel, Chief Content Officer and Editor-in-Chief alison@stateaffairs.com Frank Gluck, Managing Editor (602) 258-7026 fgluck@stateaffairs.com ...

In an age of hyperpartisan politics, governors stand apart. Voters see them differently than they view federal candidates.

Two Arizona Corporation Commissioners seeking reelection have said they aren’t influenced by the utility companies they regulate.

The website provides a point-by-point list of what people can do when confronted by ICE agents. Judicial Watch sued Arizona governor over ICE rights website.

For years, I’ve been fortunate enough to own and operate the Sunrise Market in Phoenix. As a store owner, I keep a close eye on what products my customers gravitate toward.

Imagine if the Arizona Department of Transportation decided where to build a new highway based on a confidential straw poll instead of a traffic study.

Depending on who you ask, the job could be an immense responsibility, a ceremonial nothingburger or a political headache.

After the Arizona Legislature refused to consider a bill last year that would have changed how short-term rentals are classified, one county assessor decided to take matters into her own hands.