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Nov 10, 2025

A cap on credit card interest could cut off lifelines for Black entrepreneurs

At Greater Phoenix Urban League, we support minorities striving to achieve economic independence. Every day, we work with individuals across Arizona who are navigating an increasingly difficult economic landscape, one […]

Jun 14, 2025

$17.3B budget package approved in late night House session

Key Points: House Republicans passed a caucus budget package Democrats and the governor have rejected the House budget One legislator believes the caucus budget is close to a bipartisan deal […]

Jun 13, 2025

House releases independent budget, stuns Senate and governor

Key Points: House Republicans proposed their own version of the budget Senate and governor disapprove of the plan Democrats say a bipartisan package will be revealed next week The House […]

Jun 9, 2025

5 Myths About AZ529 Plans

As the Treasurer of Arizona and Administrator of the AZ529 Education Savings Plan, I help expand opportunities for all Arizona families to access higher education, whether it is for traditional […]

Sep 30, 2021

Watch Out: Biden Wants Your Private Financial Data

The Biden administration has taken its big government overreach right into the heart of each state across America. The liberal, progressive agenda is growing reliance on government, while forcing Americans to leave behind their individual liberties, including their right to privacy. 

Sep 18, 2018

Governor, lawmaker have sights on charter school changes

Gov. Doug Ducey said he's open to the idea of reforms in how charter schools are operated, including how they handle their finances.

Apr 13, 2016

Economists say business tax cuts costing state $350 million a year

Corporate tax cuts enacted during the Great Recession amid promises they would stimulate business growth are actually going to leave the state with $350 million less by the time they’re fully implemented.

Nov 24, 2014

U.S. Attorney finding sets stage for PSPRS to fix its finances

The finding by the U.S. Attorney for Arizona that cleared the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System of wrongdoing vindicated employees and beneficiaries and set the stage for the pension system’s next phase: fixing the finances.

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