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Jun 8, 2025

Groundwater bill stalls; no help for rural communities this year

Key Points: Groundwater bill unlikely to be finalized before the Legislature adjourns Negotiations are continuing Gov. Katie Hobbs and Democrats claim partisan opposition Residents of rural communities concerned about depleted […]

Jun 7, 2025

Governor’s Office aligned with Senate Republicans on budget deal

Key Points: Lawmakers divided on $270 million surplus spending strategy House leaders have not had much to say about the budget Budget deal expected before June 30 deadline House and […]

Jun 7, 2025

Parents expand their purchasing power in latest draft of ESA handbook

Key Points: Parents eliminated price caps in new ESA Handbook draft  Lawmakers submitted the draft for review State superintendent declined to consider proposal Lawmakers proposed cutting any spending limits and […]

Jun 6, 2025

Only 8 of 90 lawmakers have perfect attendance — so far

Key Points: Eight Republican lawmakers have a chance at perfect attendance House Democrat has the most absences No senator had any unexcused absences The end of the legislative session is […]

Jun 6, 2025

Supporters of animal cruelty measure still hopeful

Key Points: Bill redefines inhumane conditions for domestic animals There’s an ongoing push to secure support from House Republicans  June 16 is likely the last day the bill can receive […]

Jun 5, 2025

Mexico presses forward with Arizona gun dealer lawsuit despite SCOTUS ruling

Key Points: Mexico cites specific illegal gun sales in Arizona Supreme Court ruling targeted manufacturers, not dealers Case alleges dealers knowingly sold to traffickers Mexico is not dropping its lawsuit […]

Jun 4, 2025

Antisemitism bill targeting teachers heads to governor

Key Points: Democrats overwhelmingly oppose the measure An attempt to replace antisemitism with unlawful discrimination failed Antisemitism definition would become part of state law State lawmakers gave final approval June […]

Jun 4, 2025

Hobbs concerned about ICE agents posing as utility workers

Key Points: Governor unsure if she can take legal action against feds’ ruse  Ruse was used to track Tucson woman It’s not uncommon for law enforcement agencies to use fake […]

police, videotaping, Kavanagh, Bowers, ACLU, First Amendment, media
Jun 4, 2025

Tucson asks federal judge to toss ex-Sen. Wadsack’s lawsuit

Key Points: Wadsack claims traffic stop was political retaliation for bills She believes media leaks of the encounter hurt her reelection campaign She filed a lawsuit seeking $8 million over […]

Jun 3, 2025

Arizona property still open to Chinese government after governor’s veto

Key Points: Hobbs vetoed land ban for Chinese government, citing vague enforcement and security doubts Sen. Shamp claimed the bill protects bases from Chinese surveillance threats Federal rules already restrict […]

chickens, eggs, Phoenix, Arizona Department of Agriculture, hatcheries, baby chicks, high pathogenic avian influenza
Jun 3, 2025

State wants a delay in legality ruling for cage-free hens law

Key Points: State wants a delay on egg rule lawsuit decision ahead of law rewrite Cage-free rule enforcement paused; new version expected by October Lawsuit claims agriculture department exceeded authority […]

Jun 2, 2025

Mohave County supervisor pushes for legal immunity for hand counted ballots

Key Points: Ron Gould seeks legal immunity for pushing election hand counts Attorney general argues Gould faces no real legal threat Outcome could impact statewide ballot-counting procedures A Mohave County […]

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