Arizona's Family Political Editor Dennis Welch has your top political headlines for Arizona and beyond for the week of Aug. 10, 2025.

For LD1’s beleaguered house incumbents, the waiting is over. Shawn Dell Wildman, who mounted a surprisingly strong challenge ...

No tax on tips” is now part of the tax code. But there are lingering questions about whether or not the policy is actually ...

Nevada will face a 7 percent cut in its share of the Colorado River based on a reservoir projection released Friday, marking ...

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge found the disparities in funding of school facilities across Arizona to be a ...

To discuss a judge’s finding about the constitutionality of the way the state pays for schools’ capital needs, an Arizona ...

Arizona's Supreme Court ruled the state's school funding method unconstitutional for not maintaining uniform school standards ...

We must pass legislation that would even the employment relationship, creating a system that is fair and just for all parties ...

Ruben Gallego made that surprised me. Before his obligatory tour of the Iowa State Fair last Friday, the Arizona Democrat made a 6 a.m. visit to the JBS Foods meatpacking plant in Marshalltown.

A bill in Congress to sell public land to the highest bidder is off the table for now, but the threat to Arizona's open space remains.

Arizona educators are celebrating a historic victory after an eight-year, $2-billion lawsuit. A Maricopa County judge says ...

Applications for millions of dollars in federal childcare funding are in limbo, threatening the education of college students ...