Immigration reform is a serious issue, but the politics surrounding it can sometimes be humorous. For that perspective, we turn to our resident satirist, and amateur singer, Brian Nissen.

The Morris K. Udall Post Office in Tucson processed outgoing mail for the last time Friday, and U.S. Representative Ron Barber is upset about it. 

A bill approved Monday in the Arizona Senate, would make it a felony for members of a political group to submit a voter's ballot on their behalf, although a family member could still deliver the vote. 

State lawmakers are moving to narrow the list of animals people can legally claim they need for assistance, and bring wherever they go.

The Arizona House has taken the first steps toward restricting the use of isolation rooms, in public schools. 

New recommendations from a government advisory group suggest that healthy older women shouldn't bother with relatively low-dose dietary supplements.  

With more than a year and a half before Arizonans elect their next attorney general, Felecia Rotellini filed paperwork Monday to run against incumbent Tom Horne.

Spring training baseball is underway. In Florida and Arizona, teams are taking the field to show fans and foes what they've got. Each team has loyal followers, but arguably the most diehard root for the team from the north side of Chicago.

State lawmakers this week will take up two proposals dealing with school safety.