Arizona authorized secure behavioral health treatment facilities in 2019. Seven years later, none have opened, leaving some of the state’s sickest patients without the care they need.

This story about Arizona’s response to Medicaid fraud was produced by the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting, an independent nonprofit newsroom dedicated to statewide investigative reporting, ...

A legal challenge brought by two out-of-state investment firms is testing how Arizona establishes groundwater protections.

A legal challenge brought by two out-of-state investment firms is testing how Arizona establishes groundwater protections. As the case moves through the courts, state officials warn the outcome could ...

Nearly three years after Arizona uncovered an unprecedented $2.5 billion Medicaid fraud scandal that targeted Indigenous communities, sober living program operators are still recruiting vulnerable ...

Rebecca Gau has considered herself a Republican all her life. Raised outside Washington, D.C., during the Reagan era, she embraced the party’s traditional positions of lowering taxes, supporting small ...

Though around 450,000 residents have been disqualified from jury duty because of their citizenship status over prior one-year periods, according to California officials, there is no evidence that the ...

This story is a collaboration between the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting and the Texas Observer. It was late afternoon when a small group traveling in a white Ford F-150 approached a ...

The most recent U.S. Mosque Survey, conducted in 2020, found that the greater Detroit area had the fourth-highest number of mosques—104—of any large metro. Phoenix was not among the top 10. The Mosque ...

The federal government distributes $1.6 trillion to social security beneficiaries each year, which includes around 60 million retired or disabled workers as well as spouses and children of those ...

Arizona’s three public universities have quietly dismantled diversity, equity and inclusion offerings over the past year, renaming programs, consolidating resource centers and scrubbing websites—all ...

For the first time in Arizona, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents are using a Cold War-era law to ticket legal immigrants for minor offenses like not carrying their immigration documents, a ...