Federal public defender Dale Baich shares his experiences with death row inmates, discusses the flaws in the system, and advocates for life without parole.

In 2022, Arizona was one of the first states in the nation to pass legislation (House Bill 2144) requiring Medicaid and commercial insurance plans to cover qualified biomarker tes ...

Judge rules law requiring surgery for birth certificate change unlawful. Ruling requires health department to recognize doctors' statements.

Arizona Corporation Commission approves significant water and wastewater rate increase for Robson Ranch retirement community, sparking protest among residents.

What's coming out in the Epstein files spilled over to the state Senate, all because Sen. Wendy Rogers wants to rename a state road as the Donald J. Trump Highway.

Medical professionals raise concerns over prolonged radiation exposure in heart procedures. Proposals for enhanced protection systems are met with opposition.

Attorneys allege mentally ill inmates in Arizona prisons are kept in isolation due to staff threats and violence, violating court orders.

A bill in Arizona aims to safeguard Arizona's historic areas from the impact of new and dense housing developments.

Discover the importance of license plate reader technology in law enforcement from a police sergeant's perspective.

Republican lawmakers propose a citizen-only census in 2030 to favor Republicans. Democrats fear confusion and inaccuracy.

State lawmakers aim to stop automatic subscription renewals through legislation that requires contracts to include easy cancellation options for consumers.

As Arizona lawmakers look to address constituent concerns over data center growth in the state, water usage is increasingly fading from the conversation.