Arizona politics

U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva says federal agents pepper sprayed her during a Friday demonstration against an ICE raid at a popular restaurant on Tucson’s west side.

Mesa Democrat Seth Blattman announced Friday that he won’t run for reelection to the state House of Representatives, citing low pay among other reasons.

An Arizona lawmaker wants to put speed limits on bicycles and electric scooters.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety is increasing the amount of money families receive for taking care of the state’s foster children.

For latest in the saga between Sen. Mark Kelly and President Donald Trump, whether Arizona SNAP recipients could lose their benefits again and more, The Show sat down with Christina Corieri and Jeanne Woodbury.

No More Deaths’ aid camp is stationed in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, a few miles from the border in southern Arizona. The group said that site was raided by Border Patrol agents the Sunday before Thanksgiving.

Members of the Scottsdale City Council have scaled back some of the proposed changes to their public comment policy, following pushback from some residents.

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs says she won’t give in to the Trump administration’s threat to withhold SNAP funding unless states hand over data about the program’s recipients.

After finally being sworn in following a historic seven-week delay, Arizona Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva is using her first legislative act to fulfill a campaign promise she made to tribes in Arizona and across Indian Country.

There's nothing unconstitutional about having a state Court of Appeals deciding cases where not everyone from every county gets to vote on every judge, the Arizona Supreme Court has concluded.