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Abortion rights advocates are planning to continue to protest outside of the Capitol every night this week, according to social media posts.
The subpoena appears to be part of a larger investigation into Trump allies and associates and their role in the Jan. 6 riot.
The Arizona Mirror chronicles the failed plans in Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin and Georgia.
Legislative budget analysts have said that only an estimated 25,000 students would likely take advantage of the expanded eligibility.
The bill was sponsored by Prescott Valley Republican Rep. Quang Nguyen who fled communist Vietnam as a child.
One of the correspondents had worked with President Trump's legal team. Both correspondents spread baseless claims about the 2020 election.
The fund supports increased public access to and protection of federal public lands and waters, including national parks and forests.
Much of Arizona’s history of gun violence in schools from the 1990s onward relates to disputes between students or mishaps involving guns.
A Republican bill to ban so-called “critical race theory” does not have enough votes to proceed.
Sinema received checks from businesses like Amazon, Honeywell and Intel, that fought Democrat efforts to reverse 2017 Republican tax cuts.
Sens. Paul Boyer and Michelle Ugenti-Rita both voted against House Bill 2238, but for vastly different reasons.
"It was pretty striking in terms of the various pipelines that have opened up to pump disinformation and far-right ideas into legislatures.”
The Maricopa County Constable failed to served 80 orders of protection over a nine month period.
GOP legislators rejected an attempt by Democrats to immediately expel Rogers from the Arizona state senate.
“That’s something I’ve wanted for my kids because I didn’t have it when I was growing up,” Melisha Beyal said.
Tax collections for cannabis sales in Arizona have steadily increased throughout the first year of legal recreational sales.
The governing board of Phoenix Union High School District unanimously approved a resolution opposing Senate Bill 1165.
The director of the Arizona Association of Counties said election officials opposed almost every voting bill introduced this session.
Biggs and Gosar are seeking re-election, while Finchem is running for secretary of state.
The Senate candidate from Tucson seems to be on the opposite side of the issue from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
