An attorney for Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs is arguing that claims from losing candidate Kari Lake alleging intentional misconduct in the election should be dismissed because they are no more than speculation.

This week, some Republican candidates had their first day in court over challenges to the 2022 midterm results.

Election results in Maricopa County often take days to count and call, and Arizonans aren’t happy.

A trial is set next month as districts allege they have been shorted more than $6 billion they have needed to maintain classrooms and build new schools.

There was a lot of conversation about how Latino voters would cast their ballots in the 2022 midterms. Now that the results are in, The Show spoke with Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha to learn how their votes played out.

Republican Kari Lake lost her bid to become Arizona’s governor by about 17,000 votes, but she’s asking a Maricopa County Superior Court judge to declare her the winner of the election. The judge heard from attorneys on both sides Tuesday in the lawsuit that alleges widespread voter fraud in Arizona.

The controversial protocol is set to end on Dec. 21 after almost three years thanks to a federal court ruling in Washington, D.C., that found its use was "arbitrary and capricious." But the battle over its future continues.

Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs says she is going to halt any further work placing storage containers on the state’s southern border.

A pair of candidates who lost their races in last month’s election have filed lawsuits challenging those results.