An Arizona lawmaker who recently apologized for excessive speeding is now drawing fire for comments about women and religion.

Expelled lawmaker Don Shooter’s legal troubles aren’t over.

Former representative Don Shooter, who was expelled from the Arizona House just months ago, will run again for a seat at the Capitol.

Now Shooter claims he’s willing to serve, but only if a small band of Yuma Republicans can gather enough petitions for the disgraced politician to qualify for the ballot. Shooter was voted out of the Legislature in February after a House investigation found he serially sexually harassed colleagues and lobbyists.

With little work to do on the Arizona House floor, members spent more than 90 minutes debating the offensiveness of rap lyrics.

The lack of governmental or lawmaking experience hasn’t stopped these women from using this opportunity to speak out for causes that are important to them and for pushing for changes at the Legislature.

A man who was forcibly removed from the Arizona House during a 2016 protest was acquitted today of all charges stemming from his arrest.

Got stocks, land or similar investments? The state House voted 35-25 Wednesday to give you a tax break when you sell those items.

House Speaker J.D. Mesnard, R-Chandler, said he pulled a clause concerning a formal anti-harassment policy from the amended rules because there are questions about what part of the rulebook the harassment policy best fits in.

Chuck Fitzgerald, the House of Representatives’ sergeant at arms, lives by a Psalms verse hanging in his office: “Turn from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it.”