Taylor Seely

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a civil rights icon and two-time presidential candidate who died Feb. 17, advocated for years for causes in Arizona.

The lawsuit cites examples of censorship at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and two more Arizona sites.

The proposals in the Arizona Legislature have generated alarm among civil liberty groups and activists who see First Amendment rights in jeopardy.

Kathleen Tierney claims Tempe violated her First, Fourth and 14th Amendment rights and a slew of state laws with its response to her social media post

Arizona law says kids shouldn't be exposed to sexually explicit material. But there's a key difference between existing law and Hoffman's legislation.

Arizona politicians are blocking constituents on social media, raising questions about free speech and the Supreme Court's guidelines.

Similar social media bans for teens in other states have faced repeated challenges on First Amendment grounds. Critics also warn of privacy concerns.

Similar social media bans for teens in other states have faced lawsuits on First Amendment grounds. Critics also warn of privacy concerns.

An Orthodox Christian ministry sued Phoenix for its new ordinance limiting medical aid and food distribution in city parks.

Here's the latest on lawsuit against Phoenix's free food in parks ban