BISBEE — Former Cochise County judicial candidate Sandra Russell was arraigned on Monday on one count of perjury and entered a plea of not guilty.
BISBEE — Former Cochise County judicial candidate Sandra Russell was arraigned on Monday on one count of perjury and entered a plea of not guilty.
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PHOENIX — Cities can’t bar their employees from contributing to races for city council and mayor, Attorney General Mark Brnovich concluded Thursday.
PHOENIX — It looks like Arizona voters are going to get the last word on a $1.5 billion tax cut approved by Republican lawmakers and signed by Gov. Doug Ducey.
PHOENIX — The long-awaited Senate audit formally confirmed Friday that Joe Biden outpolled Donald Trump in the state’s largest county.
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- Remains of couple being sent to private lab for identification
- Mother of slain toddler arrested in Mexico, Sheriff's Office says
- Murder case headed to settlement conference, attorneys say
- Former Douglas teacher accused of sexually molesting at least 7 children
- Families add a new member on National Adoption Day
- Suit against supervisors back before judge who dismissed it
- Undocumented migrant previously convicted of dismemberment arrested in Naco
- New Cochise County public defender hopes to bring more resources to office
- Expectations met: Buena's Emileigh Furry emerges as Southern Region's top offensive player
- Convicted sex offender seeking asylum in U.S. placed on probation
- Bond increased in child murder case following emergency motion
- Child killer sentenced to more than 30 years in prison
- Teenager indicted on sexual abuse, exploitation of child charges
- Police arrest Hereford man following Nov. 10 shooting
- Police seeking escaped suspect
- Deputy's body cam video shows shooting of suspect who pointed weapon at him
- Paperwork glitch results in lower bond for accused child killer
- Man shot by sheriff's deputy is arrested, charged in incident
- Accused child killer surrenders at jail, officials say
- Additional charges filed against Mesa teen involved in fatal crash
PHOENIX — The Arizona Senate is dropping its demand for Maricopa County to produce its computer routers.
PHOENIX — Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is trying to do what the head of the Arizona Republican Party considers an end-run around a U.S. Supreme Court ruling about when votes can be counted.
PHOENIX — Maricopa County is breaking the law by refusing to provide the materials demanded by the state Senate, Attorney General Mark Brnovich concluded Thursday.
SIERRA VISTA — When state legislators called an end to their session June 30, the clock started ticking on a non–partisan movement to offer voters the opportunity to overturn what they call “voter suppression” bills.
PHOENIX — Maricopa County officials are sending a bill for $2.8 million to the Senate to cover the cost of having to acquire new voting machines.
BISBEE — The 2020 General Election figures show registered voters in Cochise County turned out in numbers far surpassing the previous six years with a 74% voter turnout.
Juan Ciscomani, a senior adviser for Gov. Doug Ducey, announced Tuesday that he is a Republican candidate for the House seat in Congressional District 2.
PHOENIX — Maricopa County officials say the claims made about the election that some have labeled a “bombshell’’ are really a dud.
PHOENIX — It’s not just the future of whether Arizona gets to keep its ban on “ballot harvesting” that the U.S. Supreme Court will decide this week.
PHOENIX — Republicans just got a fifth choice for governor.
PHOENIX — State senators voted Wednesday to spend $500,000 to investigate the practices of social media platforms and search engines to see if they are violating campaign finance laws.
PHOENIX — The state House approved legislation that could send prosecutors or criminal investigators to the doors of some people whose signatures on their early ballots don’t match what is on file.
State Rep. Shawnna Bolick, who sponsored legislation earlier this year that would have allowed the legislature to reject voters’ selection in presidential races, is running to become Arizona’s top elections official.
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PHOENIX — Matt Salmon, who came within 11,819 votes of becoming governor nearly two decades ago, is making another bid for the office.
SIERRA VISTA — Current Sierra Vista Mayor Pro Tem Rachel Gray wants to become the city’s next mayor.
SIERRA VISTA — The four people who survived the cut among the 22 individuals who applied for a spot on the City Council, have been identified and they bring with them varied backgrounds that include the military and the businessworld.
PHOENIX — So how has your signature changed over the years?
PHOENIX — Maricopa County is taking the first steps to what could be a lawsuit against the Senate.
PHOENIX — A self-described nonpartisan watchdog group is demanding immediate access to all the documents and materials related to the Senate's audit of the 2020 election results.
PHOENIX — Former Attorney General Terry Goddard is making a third — and, he hopes, finally successful — pitch to put a measure on the Arizona ballot to outlaw so-called “dark money.’’
PHOENIX — The chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is pretty much telling Senate President Karen Fann what she can do with her invitation for a Q & A session.
PHOENIX — Senate President Karen Fann said Friday she may not pursue a controversial door-to-door canvass of some neighborhoods as part of an audit of the 2020 election returns.
PHOENIX — The state’s top election official is threatening to go to court unless the procedures being used by the Senate in its special ballot audit are changed.
PHOENIX — A Twitter site being run by the man the Senate has overseeing the audit of the 2020 election is trying to get people to donate to a private operation to finance the audit — a private operation that doesn’t have to disclose its donors.
PHOENIX — Arizonans are entitled to see the policies and procedures being used in the Senate's audit of the 2020 election returns, a judge has ruled.