Mayors in northern Arizona’s tourist areas are urging state legislators to return control of short-term rental regulations to local cities, citing impacts on housing, community and local resources.

Phoenix shoppers are about to get hit with a sales tax increase, and that's before they have to fork over money to upgrade Chase Field.

One judge dissented and ruled that while elements of the Arizona laws "may violate federal law, in no way must they be completely invalidated."

The Arizona Senate has passed legislation to prohibit government employees from being able to work remotely. In a 17-12 vote, Senate Bill 1237 passed Thursday out of the Senate and advances over to the House of Representatives.

Joe Pennington has retired as one of the leaders of the Arizona Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts Commission after having the job for more than 24 years.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is dropping her demand that the state dig even deeper into the school trust fund to provide more dollars for education, potentially paving the way for a deal with Republicans to give Arizona teachers a big pay hike.

A woman was indicted after prosecutors said she turned in signatures from people who didn't sign the petition to get abortion rights on the Arizona ballot.

The long-running battle between Arizona Senate Republicans and Gov. Katie Hobbs over her department director nominees entered a new phase.