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The Court of Appeals ruled the territorial-era abortion ban is unenforceable, making abortions in Arizona legal before 15 weeks under the most recent law passed by the legislature.

Despite strides in services for people with disabilities, staff shortages and lack of training mean that some aren’t getting the services they need.

Arizona pays more than $1 million per year for a young woman’s care—but that doesn’t buy her quality of life.

Democrats in Arizona are celebrating electoral victories in a year that seemed to strongly favor Republicans. But unlike in 2018, there was also no blue wave

House Speaker Rusty Bowers tells 12News he is “willing” and “ready” to hold a special session in December to address a spending cap on schools.

Since a foster teen was killed inside a North Star group home, former employees have detailed the red flags they waved for months.

Wendy Rogers, Arizonas looniest legislator, says shes been appointed to chair the Senates election committee next year. Because sure. Why not?

How much did abortion matter in the midterm elections? Arizona voters and political analysts say it affected decisions in many races.

Arizona election: Arizona’s legislative makeup in both chambers appears it will not change.

As of Tuesday, Nancy Barto was losing by 1,255 votes and the GOP candidate acknowledged the unlikelihood of her winning the seat in District 4.