Arizona Mirror

Some legislative Republicans are slapping themselves on the back hard enough to give each other injuries as they crow about the great state of K-12 funding.

Chat logs from the white supremacist group Identity Ervopa released by the nonprofit news organization Unicorn Riot show support for racist comments made by Rep. David Stringer, R-Prescott, last year.

Arizona has taken some good steps toward government transparency in recent years, but none would inform taxpayers more than creating a centralized searchable database for all contracts awarded by every governmental entity in the...

The State Bar of Arizona has dismissed a complaint against state Rep. David Stringer after finding no evidence that he failed to properly disclose legal troubles when he was licensed to practice law in...

A bill to pay some students less than the state’s minimum wage stalled in the Senate this week.

Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment marched 38 miles over three days in the Valley in support of making Arizona the last state needed to ratify the sweeping amendment. But on Wednesday, their efforts fell short in the Arizona Senate, and the ratification effort appears to be dead.

Four Republican lawmakers, including Arizona congressman Paul Gosar, voted “present” on the measure – a way to avoid a “yes” or “no” vote.

Legislators are considering a proposal that would restrict cities from making firefighters and police officers live in the cities in which they work.