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How Arizona rollback of evolution would affect teachers

How Arizona rollback of evolution would affect teachers

A Republican candidate for governor is running against the McCain family. Also, expelled state lawmaker Don Shooter wants his seat back, as he prepares to sue the taxpayers who might vote for him.

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Why Don Shooter could win and Maria Syms could lose

Expelled GOP lawmaker Don Shooter wants his seat back. Republican legislator Maria Sym and her doctor husband are settling scores with fellow Republicans in her legislative district. Why Shooter could win and Syms could lose.

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Ken Bennett is running against Doug Ducey. So why is he attacking the McCains?

It's one of several weird storylines in Arizona's election season: Why is Republican Ken Bennett attacking John and Cindy McCain in his run against Gov. Doug Ducey?

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Inside Arizona's biggest political corruption trial in years

Arizona Capitol Times reporter Katie Campbell breaks down the bribery charges against former Republican state regulator Gary Pierce and water company owner George Johnson of Johnson Utilities.

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How Diane Douglas tinkered with evolution

A leading Arizona science educator explains how Republican School Superintendent Diane Douglas is attempting to roll back the teaching of evolution in Arizona classrooms.

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New urgency about dealing with Arizona's historic drought

Also on "Square Off," we get a report on mysterious money management by a troubled southeast Valley water company, Johnson Utilities.

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Former Napolitano aide takes on Attorney General Brnovich

Meet January Contreras, a longtime aide to former Gov. Janet Napolitano who's challenging Republican incumbent Mark Brnovich in the race for Arizona state attorney general.

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What Valley residents would give up for drought

A surprising new survey shows us what Valley residents would give up to deal with the 20-year-drought.

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How one wet Arizona winter misled us about drought

There's a new urgency to deal with Arizona's historic drought after a wet winter misled us about its severity.

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Democrat Sinema airing 1st TV ad in U.S. Senate campaign

The three-term Phoenix congresswoman is making the largest ad buy to date in a widely watched race that could decide control of the U.S. Senate next fall.

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#RedForEd is the biggest Arizona political story in decades. So what's next?

The top takeaways from the 6-day walkout and what's to come.

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Why GOP's so eager to fund AZ's 'freedom schools'

What are the state universities' "freedom schools" and why are GOP legislators and the governor so eager to hand over millions of dollars in taxpayer funding?

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How energized AZ educators could affect 2018 vote

The first "truth test" for Gov. Doug Ducey's proposed 20-percent teacher raises over three years could come before the August primary.

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Top takeaways from historic #RedForEd strike

"Sunday Square Off's" Left/Right panel discusses the top takeaways from Arizona teachers' historic six-day strike and the two months of activism that preceded it.

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Arizona teachers' strike heads into pivotal week with no end in sight

Joe Thomas, president of the Arizona Education Association and a leader of the #RedForEd movement, says on this weekend's "Sunday Square Off" the walkout is open-ended.

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Why GOP win in CD8 was a warning for November

Political insiders Chris Herstam and Chris Baker explain why Republicans' narrow victory in the CD8 special election a warning to all GOP candidates on the November ballot

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