Arizona House OKs Navajo school voucher fix, Senate next
The bill would the Navajo students to use vouchers for private school tuition in New Mexico for one more year.
#RedForEd advocates say Arizona budget plan ignores schools
The teacher-backed organization says a $1 billion surplus should be used to help restore previous education funding levels.
Arizona teacher punishment bill revived
Opponents see the measure as retaliation for last year's #RedForEd movement.
Poll: A majority of Arizonans support the Equal Rights Amendment
The new survey puts voters at odds with lawmakers.
Ducey Signs Plan to Track Data on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The law requires local, state, tribal and federal agencies to collect and share information on these cases.
Attorney General Brnovich Gets Heat for Nunchucks Stunt
The Arizona attorney general posted a video of himself displaying his nunchuck abilities.
Law Makes Lemonade the Arizona State Drink
The bill faced unusual resistance for feel-good legislation.
Arizona House Approves Changes to Citizen-Initiative Process
The proposal would give more power to the attorney general to review the language of initiatives.
Education Issues This Legislative Session
A discussion with the Yellow Sheet's Hank Stephenson.
Arizona Ups Oversight of Groups That House Migrant Children
Most of the new law's provisions take effect immediately.
New Law Eases Requirements for Licensed Professionals Moving to Arizona
AP reporter Jonathan Cooper discusses the legislation with Arizona 360.
Arizona Lawmakers OK Ban on Using Cellphones While Driving
The 44-16 vote on the toughest of three proposals comes after years of inaction by the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Law Adds Money Management to Arizona High School Curriculum
Courses could cover anything from how to balance a checkbook to the consequences of debt.
Equal Rights Amendment Fails to Get Vote in Arizona House
Democrats called for a vote to ratify the constitutional amendment.
Arizona Governor Signs Repeal of HIV/AIDS Instruction Law
The state schools superintendent said the law created myth and fear around the mention of LGBTQ relationships in the classroom.
