A Senate panel voted Thursday to fire a warning shot of sorts over the heads of federal law enforcement agencies: Don’t come around here unless you get local OK.

May 11, 2005

A Senate panel voted Thursday to fire a warning shot of sorts over the heads of federal law enforcement agencies: Don’t come around here unless you get local OK.

Saying that guns are not necessarily appropriate everywhere, Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed legislation that would have forced government agencies to allow weapons in their buildings if they were unwilling to spend money on additional security.

May 10, 2005

PHOENIX -- Arizonans may soon be able to hunt quieter.

An attorney for several current and would-be legislators asked a federal judge Thursday to void a key provision of Arizona's public financing law.

Saying the money can be better used, members of a House panel voted Thursday to let cities and counties put their legal notices online instead of in newspapers.

December 24, 2004

The 18th century flag reads “don’t tread on me.”

State lawmakers want Arizona voters to give them permission to raid funds now earmarked for special purposes to instead balance the state budget.

Oh what a weapon the 3-point shot can be. In winning the Paradise Valley Invitational title, the Phoenix Cesar Chavez boys basketball team used the long-range shot to down the host Trojans 55-41 Saturday night.

State lawmakers on Wednesday gave the first clearance to a measure designed to require police to get search warrants before they use drones to gather evidence.

Gov. Jan Brewer said Monday she needs to be convinced that the bipartisan plan of U.S. senators for immigration reform will have real teeth.

State lawmakers are going to give Gov. Jan Brewer another chance to legalize guns in public buildings.

State lawmakers are going to give Gov. Jan Brewer another chance to legalize guns in public buildings.

There won’t be any faculty or students carrying guns on campus legally, at least not this year.

Calling it a compromise between extremes, Attorney General Tom Horne on Wednesday proposed training and arming the principal or other top administrator at every public school.

All Arizona adults are just a few steps away from being able to carry a concealed weapon.

The former governor of Arizona took a shot Thursday at ongoing efforts by Republican legislators to enact state laws to make being in this country illegally a violation of state trespassing laws.

Calling it a compromise between extremes, Attorney General Tom Horne on Wednesday proposed training and arming the principal or other top administrator at every public school.

Scottsdale Soccer, the largest soccer club in the state, has had its share of success.

Voters will decide at the ballot this year if they want to outlaw affirmative action programs and any special programs or preferences for women and minorities.

A smaller Republican majority in the Senate ousted incumbent president Steve Pierce of Prescott on Wednesday, replacing him with Andy Biggs from Gilbert.