I was on Medicare before being elected and on disability before joining the workforce. I know all too well the stress of managing these costs on a fixed income.

Arizona housing advocates say House Bill 2804, a rural low-income housing tax credit, could help rural economies if added to the state budget.

The attorney general says she is weighing whether to sue Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Republican-controlled Legislature over an allegedly illegal diversion of funds.

Formula rates are a hot topic at the Arizona Corporation Commission as the state’s two major electric utility companies seek double-digit rate increases.

State treasurer hopeful Elijah Norton is charging that his Republican primary foe is totally unqualified to manage the state's $32 billion in investments.

The federal judge who ordered the takeover of Arizona’s prison healthcare system is looking to quickly appoint a receiver to oversee more than 25,000 inmates.

A $2 million state appropriation to Arizona's ArtCommission could fuel $15.8 billion in economic value and 95,000 jobs, experts say.

Arizona's proposed HB 4001, aimed at youth e-cigarette use, lacks proven strategies for effective enforcement, critics say.

At least 16 candidates under 30 are seeking seats in the Arizona Legislature, all aim to bring new perspectives to state office.

Thirteen Arizona Republicans face contentious primary challenges, balancing support for President Trump with the need to appeal to independent voters.

A high profile fight in Washington spilled over into efforts by state Republicans to derail Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nomination to head the Arizona National Guard.

Gov. Katie Hobbs’ moratorium on signing bills may still be in effect, but that hasn’t stopped lawmakers from taking an early summer recess from their official duties this month.