Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs is getting money from special interests and other donors and not disclosing who they are. And it's legal under Arizona law.

Each Democratic primary candidate has benefited from more than $600,000 in spending from outside groups that don’t have to abide by contribution limits. The post Untraceable money boosts both Gainey ...

The candidates running for mayor of Pittsburgh — and their allies — have filed their last complete financial reports before ...

Two Senate Republicans are calling for immediate corrective action at the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ...

This story was published in partnership with the Center for Media and Democracy,  The more than $100 million spent on this ...

In recent weeks, the landscape of science advisory committees in the United States federal government has changed significantly as agencies eliminate committees to follow an executive order from ...

While Solar for All funds languish, the state continues to lag behind most of the nation when it comes to renewable energy.

Emails from Donald Trump’s political action committee have teased $5,000 “DOGE stimulus checks” — part of a proposed plan to ...

Josh Green appeared with his Heal America political action committee partners while on a state-sponsored trip.

The biggest fight of the legislative session will resume in public this week over car insurance legislation. It pits Gov.

The likely head of the new independent regulator wants to operate in the shadows but has a critical role in the game's future ...

It is deeply troubling that local school board elections have sunken to a level where deceptive political tactics are being ...