Valley Fever hits Arizona hard

There were more than 16,000 reported cases of Valley Fever in Arizona last year and probably more than 30,000 unreported cases.

Attorney General/Acting Governor Tom Horne

Attorney General and Acting Governor Tom Horne explains why he's acting to block full implementation of the state's medical marijuana program.

Open primary goes back to court

Paul Johnson, Chairman of the Open Elections/Open Government initiative, talks about legal efforts to get the proposition on November's ballot.

Decisive primaries make for unpredictable November

Chris Herstam,  former gubernatorial Chief of Staff, and Bob Grossfeld, President and C-E-O of the Media Guys, talk about what Tuesday's primary election results mean for November.

McCain to address RNC on national security

Arizona Senator John McCain will address the Republican National Convention tonight, on the evening of his 76th birthday. 

Ugly primary ends with Schweikert edging Quayle

Tuesday night, Arizona voters ended the brief congressional career of Republican Ben Quayle.

Sinema wins Democratic nod in the 9th District

Former state senator Kyrsten Sinema emerged from a three-way primary in the new 9th Congressional District, defeating David Schapira and Andrei Cherny.

Russell Pearce loses comeback bid

Mesa businessman Bob Worsley has defeated former State Senate President Russell Pearce in the GOP primary by a large margin.

Campaign finance becomes immediate issue between Carmona, Flake

It will be Congressman Jeff Flake facing former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona in the race for U.S. Senate.

Arizona Legislature primary races shake out

The Arizona Legislature saw a number of competitive races in Tuesday’s primary election.

Penzone wins shot against Arpaio in November

Former Phoenix Police Sergeant Paul Penzone won the Democratic primary for Maricopa County Sheriff on Tuesday.

Sedona property rights won't be heard by top court

The Arizona Supreme Court won't consider appeals of a ruling stemming from a voter-approved property rights law.

Flake defeats Cardon, Schweikert tops Quayle

PHOENIX (Associated Press) — Rep. Jeff Flake won the Republican nomination Tuesday for a U.S. Senate seat, while GOP voters in Arizona's 6th Congressional District picked Rep.

Primary Election Night Special

KJZZ provided special primary election coverage as the results were coming in Tuesday night.

Arizona cities among safest for drivers

Drivers in several Arizona cities are considered among the safest in the country, according to a new report.

Glendale mayor's race will head to run-off

Two candidates in Glendale’s three-way mayoral race will move on to a run-off in November.

Primary election voting underway in Arizona

Polls opened at 6 a.m. Tuesday morning, and will remain open until 7 p.m. for voters to cast a ballot in several races. 

Nearly half of Maricopa County votes early

Today may be election day, but many Maricopa County voters have already cast their ballot in the primary race.

Election drama set for primary

Arizona residents will vote in a primary election this week, and a few high-profile seats are on the line.

Department of Justice sending election observers into Maricopa County

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced it will monitor polling places in Maricopa County for discrimination during Tuesday’s primary election. 


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