In this edition of the Morning Scoop, we examine the key challenges facing Arizona’s workforce, including an aging labor pool, limited awareness of career pathways, and significant skills gaps. We ...

A Tucson lawmaker wants voters to revisit – and at least partly reverse – their decision to enshrine the right to abortion in ...

The state is set to conduct its first execution in two years next month. In an order late Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ...

The head of the Senate Education Committee thinks the salaries of the presidents of state's the three universities is ...

State lawmakers are proposing two diametrically opposed requirements on what state and local officials should be doing about ...

A Prescott Valley legislator wants to ask Arizonans if they are fed up with providing a form of immunity to colleagues who ...

Tenants facing eviction or coming up short before the first of the month could see rental assistance from the state under ...

Arizona is poised to become the next health care hub, and a collaborative approach will empower us to attract and retain a ...

Republican lawmakers are moving to hobble the ability of the attorney general to force county supervisors to do what courts ...

We strongly call on fellow advocates, nonprofit organizations, and community members to join us in urging legislative leaders ...

State lawmakers are trying to cut the amount of time you can collect unemployment benefits while you look for another job.

As a lobbyist, Jay Kaprosy realizes that very few people know what he does for a living or what the term actually means.