Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed two bills protecting the public's right to free speech on college campuses.
Read More »Governor signs bill to end dog racing in Arizona
Dog racing in Arizona will be history before you know it. Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation on Friday that will outlaw the practice by the end of the year.
Read More »Ducey signs bill targeting city laws on paid vacation, maternity leave
Responding to pleas from restaurant owners, Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Wednesday to block cities and counties from telling private employers what kind of fringe benefits they have to offer.
Read More »Ducey signs $9.6 billion budget plan
Gov. Doug Ducey today penned his approval to a $9.6 billion budget that actually spends more than he wanted.
Read More »Ducey signs two gun bills, vetoes another
Gov. Doug Ducey is refusing to force Arizona to join with other states to restrict what kind of gun laws each can adopt.
Read More »Ducey vetoes Gowan’s bill on community facilities districts 
Gov. Doug Ducey today vetoed legislation that would have tilted the balance of power in favor of developers and away from local governments in some special taxing districts.
Read More »Ducey leans toward supporting minimum wage ballot measure
Gov. Doug Ducey now finds himself in the position where he is leaning toward supporting a ballot measure that actually would boost the state minimum wage even higher than it is now.
Read More »Ducey feels ‘immensely safe’ around press corps 
Gov. Doug Ducey doesn’t appear to share House Speaker David Gowan’s concerns that he said led him to impose background checks on reporters who want to access to the House floor.
Read More »Ducey withdraws ‘watered-down’ health boards bill over opposition 
A plan by Gov. Doug Ducey to move a plethora of health care regulatory boards under the oversight of the Department of Health Services may have been a bit too ambitious.
Read More »Ducey wants budget deal before more bills are signed
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is increasing the pressure on the Legislature to reach a budget deal by sending word to lawmakers that he doesn't want to see more bills until a state spending plan hits his desk.
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