Arizona governor sets veto record in 1st legislative session
Hobbs nixed 11 more bills Tuesday to reach the 63 mark, topping Janet Napolitano’s record of 58 vetoes set in the 2005 session.
Ethics Committee finds Rep. Liz Harris in violation of state house rules
The investigation was launched shortly after Harris invited a constituent to share false allegations in front of a legislative committee.
Rep. Raul Grijalva reintroduces newly named Environmental Justice Act for All Act
The legislation was proposed on World Water Day.
Arizona Senate tackles sexually explicit materials in schools
The also looked at the future of banning books.
Hobbs vetoes CRT bill
This is the 16th bill vetoed by the Governor this year.
Senator announces formation of first-ever Black Caucus in Arizona Legislature
State senator Catherine Miranda made the announcement Monday afternoon.
Transgender youth face fewer rights in the new year
The new laws will take affect Jan. 1 and include restrictions on issues like gender-affirming care.
Think tank says education aggregate expenditure limit should be ended permanently
The Grand Canyon Institute report claims AEL is bad for Arizona schools and the state's economy.
Complaint filed against housing ordinance that bans income source discrimination
The city has until 5 p.m. Friday to respond.
The Buzz: A look at election integrity as Nov. 8 draws near
Why do claims that the last election was persist and what's being done to counter them?
Arizona Supreme Court: Senate can keep audit records secret
The unanimous ruling means the public may never know much of what lawmakers were telling the contractors hired to recount 2.1 million ballots from Maricopa County.
Arizona GOP censures Rusty Bowers after Jan. 6 testimony
The state GOP Executive Board said Bowers is too cozy with Democrats.
Arizona attorney general asks court to unblock abortion ban
Brnovich argues a total ban is what the legislature want in place.
Federal government sues Arizona over new voting law
Lawsuit targets provisions requiring voters to list birthplace and provide proof of citizenship.
Arizona lawmakers approve bipartisan $18 billion budget
More than half a billion goes to K-12 schools, and a proposal to expand private school subsidies was dropped.
