QAnon-aligned voices of the far right are threatening retaliation against a judge, a district attorney and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation agents over the investigation in Millersville.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Friday that nearly 100,000 residents can receive full ballots without citizenship proof, ...

The clerical error might have seen the roughly 98,000 Arizonans unable to participate in state legislature, county, school ...

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frank Moskowitz decided that he would not nullify the votes of millions of Arizona citizens and negate the work of those who collected hundreds of thousands of ...

The western swing state has been whipsawed over recent months, starting with the Arizona Supreme Court deciding in April to let the state enforce the long-dormant 1864 law that criminalized all ...

the Supreme Court may have the last word. If the high court does so, that could also have implications for Meadows’ Arizona removal bid, which was rejected by a federal trial court Monday.

2 In Francisco, et al. v. Affiliated Urologists Ltd., et al. 3 the Arizona Supreme Court reinforced the expert testimony rule by holding that under the facts of this case, “black box” warnings ...

But the final word will rest with the Arizona Supreme Court. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frank Moskowitz acknowledged there is evidence challengers proved that 37,657 signatures on ...

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frank Moskowitz ruled that ballots can be counted even as opponents say they’ll take the fight to the Arizona Supreme Court. But the judge himself ...

The Arizona Supreme Court declined on Sept. 16 to take up the case challenging the legality of an initiative to raise the minimum wage for hospitality workers in Glendale to $20 per hour.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office and the Arizona Secretary of State are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to rule on ballots of nearly 100,000 registered state voters ...

The lawsuit asks the Arizona Supreme Court to act with lightning speed in part because county election officials have planned to mail ballots to military and overseas voters on Thursday.