From a flat tax and costly school vouchers to broken education promises, it's no wonder Arizona can't fund basic services.

Republicans propose a bill to solve a budget-busting $122-million shortfall in the state’s Division of Developmental ...

The 211 line helps connect struggling Arizonans to vital resources everyday, but the program could lose all state funding in ...

One bill seeks to pull state funding from colleges that teach about DEI, and another would ban encampments from university ...

According to official documents, the bill allows Arizona to invest public funds through qualified digital custodians and ...

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs on Thursday vowed to veto all bills not already on her desk amid a standoff with the ...

Roughly two years on, a majority of the shipping containers that once formed a barrier wall at Arizona's southern border are ...

A funding bill to fix the $122 million budget shortfall in the Division of Developmental Disabilities advanced despite a ...

House and Senate lawmakers approved a plan to fix funding for disability programs, but some say the solution could worsen the ...

Republicans went on the offensive against Hobbs by organizing an ad hoc committee to examine what has led to a budget ...

One proposal is to cut more than $10 million from the budgets for the Phoenix's fire and police departments. Here's why.

Arizona’s GOP congressmen unanimously voted to approve a federal budget package backed by President Donald Trump, advancing a bill that three of them had criticized days before as “unserious ...