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With water policy an election issue, experts hope attention will spur solutions
Partisanship in the Legislature has already weakened the state’s ability to reach water policy solutions, experts say.
Republicans celebrate new anti-Hobbs committee
This session, a new committee designed to vet Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nominees to lead various offices drew outrage from Democrats and was applauded as an effective strategy by Republicans.
AZ Supreme Court to rule on Tucson elections law
The Arizona Supreme Court is set to make a decision on a state law that would determine how Tucson conducts its city-wide elections.
Landrum Taylor’s 14-year career was nearly over soon after it started
As Sen. Leah Landrum Taylor discusses her 14-year career in the House and Senate with pride in her accomplishments, she reveals that it all almost didn’t happen. She nearly quit after her first term.
