How redistricting could reshape Arizona's political landscape
This week, The Buzz examines the state's redistricting process and how it could change politics in Southern Arizona.
Corporation Commissioner Justin Olson running for U.S. Senate
Olson is the fifth candidate in what is turning into a crowded Republican primary for the party’s nomination.
Kelly open to income limits for new social programs
Senator says he can "see the value" in limiting eligibility for some programs as lawmakers argue for income limits in Biden administration's Build Back Better plan.
Judge to review Arizona audit records for possible release
An Arizona judge has ordered the state Senate to immediately provide text messages and emails related to the Senate Republicans’ partisan review of the 2020 vote count.
House panel examines Arizona election review effects
Head of company hired to lead the election review was invited to the congressional hearing but did not attend.
As second immigration reform measure is rejected, activists in Arizona look to Democratic leadership
The parliamentarian of the U.S. Senate rejected a second version of immigration reform put forward by Congressional Democrats this week.
Glassman runs for attorney general
The former Tucson City Councilman is in the Republican primary.
Arizona high court allows school mask ban ruling to stand
The Arizona Supreme Court won't immediately reinstate a series of new laws, including one that block schools from requiring masks.
Foes of massive Arizona tax cuts file to block them
The Invest in Arizona Now coalition argues the cuts will prevent schools from getting needed funding.
Judge blocks part of new Arizona abortion law
Law would bar doctors from providing abortions because of a genetic abnormality but ruling raises concerns about broader chilling effect.
Foes of new Arizona voting laws short of signatures for referendum
Campaign needed to file nearly 120,000 valid signatures Tuesday to prevent the laws approved by the Legislature earlier this year from taking effect.
State judge strikes down law banning schools from requiring students to wear masks
Legislature violated constitution by rolling mask law and other policies into the state budget, a judge ruled Monday.
Tucson voters to decide on minimum wage, council seats and pay raise for city leaders
Ballots will go out to Tucson voters in early October. This week, The Buzz takes a closer look at the questions on those ballots.
Arizona Senate's election recount found Biden won Maricopa County
Controversial election review leads to push for changing election laws.
Frank Pratt, longtime Arizona GOP lawmaker, dies at 79
Governor orders flags at state buildings lowered to half-staff on Wednesday to honor lawmaker from Casa Grande.
