Taylor Seely

Government leaders in Arizona are unabashedly sharing their Christian views during public meetings. Some worry about government favoring one faith.

Since Kirk's slaying Sept. 10, some evangelical pastors have praised Kirk as a 'martyr,' while others have questioned his version of Christianity.

Arizona's anti-SLAPP law shuts down lawsuits intended to stifle the public's First Amendment rights. Rachel Mitchell wants to end that.

Banned Books Week highlights efforts to limit access to books, but the debate often results in people talking past, not to, each other.

The day after Charlie Kirk's assassination, conservative groups invoked his death in arguments at the Arizona Supreme Court against a 'dark money' ban

In the week since Kirk's assassination at a college, his supporters have sought to punish people for speech they find inappropriate.

Charlie Kirk criticized the separation of church and state and encouraged more Christian influence in the government.

Charlie Kirk criticized the separation of church and state and encouraged more Christian influence in the government.

Erika Kirk, 36, grew up in metro Phoenix and was a former Miss Arizona USA in 2012. She was married to Charlie Kirk and they had two kids.

Nearly three-fourths of Arizona voters approved a law to end 'dark money' in politics. Here's what we found in the first election it was in place.

Kirk's slaying adds to a growing list of political violence. A Democratic Minnesota state lawmaker and her spouse were fatally shot in June.

An annual report rates students' experience and feelings toward free speech on campus, along with schools' written rules on student expression.

12 Phoenix-area libraries quietly remove sex-ed books from kids' sections

These sex-ed books were removed from kids' sections at metro Phoenix libraries

Maricopa County moves kids sex-ed, health books out of kids library

Liberty Counsel, the firm representing Kim Davis, who is petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, filed the complaint.

Pastor Paul Abram talks about what led to a landscaper calling him a racial slur. The landscaper told The Republic he was "sincerely sorry."

A private security firm for an immigration courthouse called Phoenix police on immigration activists for violating its "No Handbills" policy.

After "Libs of Tiktok" pointed it out, state Sen. Analise Ortiz's social media post showing ICE's location prompted calls for investigations.

The First Amendment protects the public from the government suppressing speech or different viewpoints. What rights do kids in school have?