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Arizona

Apr 10, 2026

The housing shortage is real. This just decides who has to live with it.

Arizona’s housing problem isn’t complicated to describe. There aren’t enough homes [1], [2], [3], [4]. The ones that exist cost more than many people can pay [5], [6]. And the […]

Apr 10, 2026

Arizona sees highest reduction in food stamp recipients after HR 1, study finds

Key Points: Arizona sees largest food stamp drop nationwide with 32% decline HR 1 law and requirements cause 2.5 million nationwide food stamp reduction Arizona’s outdated technology and new system […]

Apr 7, 2026

Arizona needs a better energy strategy to meet growing demand

Arizona hits triple-digit temperatures more than 100 days each year. That kind of intense heat puts a real strain on the electricity grid, especially during summer months when keeping the […]

Apr 7, 2026

Arizona attorney general seeks $972K from Kroger over failed Albertsons merger

Key Points: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes seeks $972,000 from Kroger and Albertsons States spent $10.3 million in legal fees blocking the proposed merger Arizona held town halls to gauge […]

Apr 6, 2026

When oversight becomes a campaign strategy in Arizona utility regulation

Arizona’s Constitution is clear. The Arizona Corporation Commission was designed to operate as an independent, elected body with exclusive authority over utility ratemaking. That independence exists to ensure decisions affecting […]

Apr 6, 2026

Trump admin. sues Ariz., Con.., Ill. over prediction markets

Key Points: All three states have taken action against Kalshi or Polymarket Prediction market operators say they should be regulated by the CFTC There are at least 30 lawsuits between […]

Apr 4, 2026

Proposed Arizona dental law may leave some students in limbo

Key Points: A law passed last year to help the dental health care professional shortage, but has excluded some students Students who graduate from non-accredited dental assistant schools have to […]

Apr 3, 2026

Arizona has what it needs for its AI future

Arizona is on the brink of becoming a major hub for artificial intelligence in the U.S. The Grand Canyon state’s rise in prominence as a center for technological innovation coincides […]

Apr 2, 2026

Governor unveils state strategic energy plan

Key Points: Gov. Katie Hobbs rolled out an energy report addressing data center growth, energy demand The report was generated through the “herculean effort” of state energy stakeholders Hobbs urged […]

Mar 31, 2026

The facts about SRP and data centers

The only thing bigger than the data center boom is the confusion about whether data center growth impacts reliability and affordability for SRP’s residential customers. Given the ongoing conversation, I […]

Mar 31, 2026

What’s the big deal about dental health and pregnancy?

In Arizona, a bill that would provide dental coverage to pregnant people enrolled in AHCCCS (Arizona’s Medicaid program), has been proposed again this year. A bill like this has been […]

Mar 29, 2026

Arizona’s allied health care workforce could get needed boost from new bill

Key Points: Arizona faces a health care professional shortage, ranks ninth worst in the U.S. Bill would give a one-time appropriation to establish a workforce development program The proposed model […]

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