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Joey Chenoweth

jchenoweth@stateaffairs.com

Joey Chenoweth

Joey Chenoweth is an award-winning journalist and editor in Arizona who takes pride in connecting audiences with stories that matter. He earned a degree in journalism and political science from Northern Arizona University, where he served as associate editor of The Lumberjack student newspaper before starting his own independent news site. After graduating in 2012, Chenoweth spent 14 years in Pinal County covering the spectrum of topics from government to sports while also leading a newsroom for the PinalCentral digital news network to provide a trusted media presence in numerous communities. He lives in Casa Grande with his wife and 3-year-old daughter. He enjoys movies, sports and whatever a constantly-changing toddler is into at the moment.

Recent Articles from Joey Chenoweth

childcare subsidies, Hobbs, First Things First, early childhood

Home news August 25, 2026

Childcare providers struggle to get insured

State leaders have made it easier over the past decade for people who were sexually abused as children to seek cash compensation for crimes committed many years ago.

Featured News August 25, 2026

Giles pick gets better marks than Kerr in lieutenant governor poll

A new survey suggests Gov. Katie Hobbs’ running mate selection is having a more positive impact than the one made by Congressman Andy Biggs.

vote by mail, early voting, Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, GOP, ballots, voters

courts August 24, 2026

Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballot order impacts little, Arizona officials say

Arizona state officials said the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Monday to remove a procedural hurdle to President Donald Trump’s new mail-in voting rules changes nothing, even though it comes weeks before ballots are to be sent to voters.

Governor's Office August 21, 2026

Mayes won’t charge Hobbs over pay-to-play allegations, but urges reforms

AG Kris Mayes will not bring criminal charges against Gov. Katie Hobbs in connection with an alleged pay-to-play scheme involving a state contractor.

DIGITAL EDITION August 21, 2026

Arizona Capitol Times – August 21, 2026

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Opinion August 20, 2026

A rare opportunity to ensure farmers have the labor we need

There’s no waiting when cantaloupes are ready to harvest. These perishable fruits can go from unripe to unsellable in just a few days’ time.

courts August 19, 2026

Court OKs ballot language on election law initiative

The Arizona Supreme Court won't order Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to recraft his description of a ballot measure that, if approved, would make some major changes in state election practices.

Opinion August 19, 2026

Veterans have waited long enough

In 2014, the country learned something that veterans in Phoenix already knew: the system that was supposed to care for them was failing.

economy August 19, 2026

Autonomous trucks prompt pushback as states write rules

The autonomous truck industry says driverless semis save lives and addresses a driver shortage. Critics counter that they pose a danger and will replace jobs.

courts August 18, 2026

AZ Supreme Court keeps election law initiative on the ballot

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that a package of proposed changes to Arizona election law may go before voters in November, rejecting opponents’ claims that the measure contained too many provisions.

economy August 17, 2026

Report identifies keys to nuclear development

Focusing on workforce development, expediting permitting and lowering financial risk will help states develop nuclear power, according to the Nuclear Innovation Association.

Opinion August 16, 2026

Demand for electricity is rising quickly

We’re seeing records set for peak daily energy use, but Arizona utilities have risen to meet these challenges.

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