Arizona school voucher program likely to cost tax payers much more than previously thought

The Arizona Superintendent of Public Schools Tom Horne is estimating close to a hundred thousand applicants to the current voucher program, and the move could cost around $900 million of taxpayer money.

Arizona governor urging Biden to designate tribally proposed monument at Grand Canyon

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is urging President Joe Biden to use the Antiquities Act to designate the tribally proposed Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni Grand Canyon National Monument.

Arizona Gov. Hobbs names new chief of staff

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs on Wednesday announced a new chief of staff after Allie Bones stepped down from the role last week.

'QAnon Shaman,' Jacob Chansley, speaks at Scottsdale church
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Jacob Chansley, the so-called 'QAnon Shaman' is out of prison and now making the rounds across the Valley. He was the guest speaker on Sunday night May 28 at the Reformed Living Bible Church in Scottsdale. Chansley is promoting a new book after becoming the face of the January 6 riots at the U.S. Capital. He received one of the longest sentences for his actions that day, but was then released early.

Hobbs vetoes Arizona photo radar ban bill

Arizona's photo radar will stay put after Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that would've removed all traffic enforcement cameras from city streets.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' Chief of Staff resigns

Officials with the office of Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' office said her Chief of Staff has resigned, effective immediately.

Sanctions sought for Kari Lake following latest 2022 election lawsuit defeat: Here's what you should know

A day after a judge in Arizona has ruled against former GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake in her lawsuit over the results from the 2022 election, Maricopa County's attorney has asked a court to sanction Lake. Here's what you should know about the ruling.

Sex dolls that look like kids now illegal as Arizona Gov. Hobbs signs bill

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill into law that makes sex dolls that look like an infant or child a felony charge to have, traffic, or import.

Voters 'decline to move Tempe Entertainment District forward,' according to city officials

Tempe voters have apparently voted 'no' on a number of ballot propositions that, together, determined the fate of a development project that includes a new home for the Arizona Coyotes. Here's what you should know about the Tempe Entertainment District, and what's next for the Coyotes.

End of Title 42: Yuma area calm and quiet following initial migrant rush

As Title 42 expired on May 11, officials in Arizona are bracing for what could be a big influx of migrants across the U.S. border with Mexico. The situation in Yuma, however, changed following an initial wave of migrant crossings.

Arizona budget doesn’t limit school voucher expansion

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs came into office in January with plans to undo the massive explosion in the voucher program that lets students apply to use public money for private-school tuition and other education costs.

‘We are a border state – we are most impacted’: Arizona sheriffs show united front on Title 42's end

Arizona sheriffs from up and down the state showed a united front when holding a press conference about the end of Title 42, detailing what to expect from their agencies. It's believed thousands of migrants will be headed for large cities and other states.

Judge dismisses restraining order granted to Wendy Rogers against Arizona journalist

A judge in Arizona has dismissed an injunction that was granted to Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers. The injunction was initially granted after Rogers alleged that a reporter with the Arizona Capitol Times was stalking her.

Public education supporters rail against Ariz. Gov. Katie Hobbs' new budget deal: Here's what you should know

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Republican Party lawmakers that control the State Legislature have struck a deal on a $17.8 billion proposed budget that is expected to be the largest in the state's history, but opponents, including some state lawmakers, are already voicing their concerns. Here's what you should know about the budget deal.

Arizona House Democratic leader Cano leaving for Harvard

Arizona House Democratic Leader Andrés Cano announced he intends to resign when the current legislative session ends, so he can begin pursuit of a graduate degree this summer at the Harvard Kennedy School.