Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

Oct. 24, 2004

State Republican lawmakers moved swiftly after the Nov. 7 election to pick their new leaders for the next two years, even though the outcome in a handful of races could change when the last ballots are counted.

Got access to an extra $18 million? You could be the owner of the state House or Senate.

Arizona is halfway to making sparklers legal.

PHOENIX - A lawmaker collapsed Monday afternoon on the floor of the Arizona House, prompting colleagues to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation before he was taken away by emergency workers to a hospital.

A House vote Wednesday to require a U.S. flag in every public school, community college and state university classroom turned into a debate over the true nature of patriotism.

Saddam Hussein’s capture will help psychologically break the back of insurgent holdouts in Iraq, but does not mean an end to the danger American troops face there, members of Arizona's congressional delegation said Sunday.

The Arizona House of Representatives has tempered a divisive bill that would expand the state's religious freedom law.

An effort to broaden tax exemptions for religious organizations is facing bipartisan opposition in the Arizona House of Representatives.

Teachers would have less time to save their jobs after being reprimanded under a measure backed by the Arizona House of Representatives.

Arizona lawmakers want to erect a new border intelligence center in the state's latest foray into the national immigration debate.

House and Senate Democrats chose leaders Thursday who are likely to continue to push the same priorities as before -- but perhaps with a bit more success because of increased numbers.

PHOENIX -- Calling it an unnecessary intrusion on individual rights, the state House voted narrowly Monday to kill legislation that would have imposed Arizona's first-ever statewide ban on texting while driving.