PHOENIX - With one last day to sway voters, candidates running in Tuesday's general election fanned out across the state to rally supporters and remind them to get to the polls.

Immigrants Without Borders is trying to raise awareness about immigration reform in Scottsdale, a city the group’s leader only recently learned has a “barrio.”

Immigrants Without Borders is trying to raise awareness about immigration reform in Scottsdale, a city the group’s leader only recently learned has a “barrio.”

Some post-election observations are that voter anger elected challenger Tony Nelssen to the Scottsdale City Council and all-but-certainly threw two of his incumbent opponents into a May 16 runoff.

Don’t you get it yet? As long as we go on electing professional politicians, nothing will change! Vote all of them out of office, regardless of affiliation.

I am thoroughly disgusted with our politicians. They have placed our country in great turmoil and economic disaster. The bankruptcy of Greece, Iceland and Ireland offers no lessons for our selfish leaders.

We asked for the Valley’s hottest bar staff, and you delivered! After long hours of deliberation, Get Out magazine has chosen its Top 10 finalists.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has pulled off a difficult political feat. Reversing his and his Likud party’s long-held position of "Not One Inch," he persuaded parliament, 67 to 45, to OK an Israeli pullout from Gaza.

With the Thanksgiving meal scarcely digested, it's officially time to turn our attention to the holiday shopping season. Rather than wait until the last minute, the Get Out gang hit the brick-and-mortar stores and online shops early to bring you our guide to gifting.

The adage goes that if you do not attempt to be part of the solution, then you are part of the problem.

It’s such a simple idea but so profound — if state lawmakers don’t cast votes, don’t pay them.

Arizona counties won’t have to get rid of touch-screen voting machines they are purchasing for the blind and disabled.

Whether you’re a freshman who’s new to the Valley or a senior getting ready to graduate, there's always something new to discover in Sun Devil territory. From bars and clubs to bowling alleys and malls, here's your guide to finding the hottest places for cool college kids.

Whether you’re a freshman who’s new to the Valley or a senior getting ready to graduate, there's always something new to discover in Sun Devil territory. From bars and clubs to bowling alleys and malls, here's your guide to finding the hottest places for cool college kids.

Due to the complete failure of the current Congress, I plan to vote against any incumbents running in primary or general elections, regardless of party affiliation, until the nation elects a legislature that can act. It doesn't seem to matter if my opinions are being represented if nothing happens. I will also vote against previous office holders trying to get back in, as they bear some degree of responsibility for the current situation. If an incumbent is not running for reelection, I will vote against the incumbent's party. Since I live in Arizona, that works out good for Democratic candidates, although my brothers in more left-leaning New York and Massachusetts agree with me, and are planning to do the same thing. I'm bored with this childish nonsense. Congress is broken, ALL of Congress. This is me asking them to "Please fix it. Now."

BOSTON - The Massachusetts House voted Tuesday to repeal a 1913 law that had been used to block gay marriages involving out-of-state couples, all but assuring that the state will allow same-sex couples to wed regardless of where they live.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday threw out a state mandate for people to provide proof of citizenship before being allowed to register to vote.

The top East Valley restaurants and bars as voted on by the readers of Get Out.

Did you catch Sunday’s unveiling of the Best of East Valley 2012 award winners?

Did you catch Sunday’s unveiling of the Best of East Valley 2012 award winners?

Rhetoric in Gilbert's proposed sales tax hike is rising as those in favor get the word out by walking neighborhoods and attending Little League games while those opposed are planning a Town Hall rally Saturday.

I turned on the television Thursday morning as I was getting ready to go to work. In an effort to avoid Katie Couric, I happened across the Mesa City Council work session, televised on cable Channel 11.

CHICAGO (AP) — Gone are the days when young voters weren't taken seriously. In 2008, they helped propel Barack Obama into the Oval Office, supporting him by a 2-1 margin.