In 2006, Arizona voters turned down a measure that would prohibit same-sex marriage and civil unions. However, just two years later, a revised version of the proposal was brought before voters.

Arizona law specifies the people that can get a certified copy of a death certificate. One of those categories is the decedents’ spouse, Humble wrote.

The stalled Arizona effort comes after federal courts and the U.S. Supreme Court have shot down the federal Defense of Marriage Act and California’s Proposition 8 gay marriage ban passed in 2008.

PHOENIX — Despite same-sex marriage being legal in Arizona, some legislators are trying to get the “one man and one woman” definition off the books. Arizona’s voter-passed Proposition 102 ...

Arizona Court of Appeals rules two women, both the legal parents of a child born during their marriage, are both entitled to be listed as "mother'' on state-issued birth certificate ...