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Legislative District 14 is reliably Republican, making a Democratic upset this November a long shot.

Advocates, experts and lawmakers say Arizonans leaving incarceration need more than just a job to create a stable life — they need an actual career path.

More than 475,000 Arizonans have lost their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits as a result of federal budget cuts last year.

Finding jobs after prison can be difficult. Finding a career that supports a stable life can be even harder.

Arizona’s counties have picked up the tab on blighted property cleanup for years. Now under a new state law, they’ll have a chance to recoup the lost resources.

For years, Arizona’s boat rental companies have paid for liability insurance and complied with state regulations they say are essential to keeping people safe on the water.

Arizona's new law, Senate Bill 1426, aims to expedite squatter evictions by enhancing protections for property owners.

When Caroline Trotter noticed issues in her neighborhood, she went to her local homeowners association. What she encountered prompted her to propose a piece of new legislation.

At least 16 candidates under 30 are seeking seats in the Arizona Legislature, all aim to bring new perspectives to state office.

OKC International Airport released its 30-year master plan, which features expanded operations and improved passenger experiences.

If passed by the OKC Council and approved by voters, the city could see three major library projects in the new GO bond.

Amid a surge of water main breaks and leaks, the OKC Utilities Department plans to increase funding for its water line replacements

The Oklahoma City Council approved four agreements relating to the new Thunder arena, despite an attempt to remove the community benefits agreement

The Oklahoma City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on the proposed use license agreement for the new Thunder arena.

A church leader who advocates executing people who are LGBTQ+ was promoted by the Oklahoma City Parks Department's information technology division.

Community centers across the city saw part-time staff cuts, reducing the number of kids the centers can serve.

In 2023, 122 people were killed in domestic violence homicides, the Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board found.

A new law allows courts to impose lesser sentences if it can be determined the defendant was a victim of domestic violence at the time of the offense.

More inmates died in Oklahoma's prisons in 2024 than 2023. It was the highest number of deaths in state prisons in six years.

Whiz Kids, a reading help and mentorship program, is ready to take its first steps as its own nonprofit

After Justice Yvonne Kauger lost the retention ballot in November, Gov. Kevin Stitt will get three potential replacements to choose from.