Howard Fischer
Capitol Media Services-
Katie Hobbs vetoed 88 bills approved by the Republican-controlled legislature on Friday, bringing her tally of measures she doesn't like so far this session close to 150. That is still short of the 174 rejections she issued last year. -
Four 2026 Republican candidates for Arizona governor met in Phoenix on Wednesday. Congressmen Andy Biggs and David Schweikert, others look to face Gov. Katie Hobbs. -
The Tohono O'odham Nation wants a federal judge to immediately halt pending plans by the Department of Homeland Security to build 62 miles of border wall through the reservation. -
Package being presented to lawmakers preserves $450 million a year in tax cuts proposed by GOP lawmakers that mirror what Congress approved in "Big Beautiful Bill.'' -
A state agency acted illegally in imposing what developers are calling a "tax'' they have to pay to build in certain areas that don't have regular sources of water, a judge has concluded. -
Republican legislative leaders are asking an appeals court to block or delay a judge’s order requiring Arizona to fix its school funding system, which was ruled unconstitutional. -
Republican attorney general candidates Rodney Glassman and Warren Petersen argued over legal experience, election integrity and challenging incumbent Kris Mayes during a primary debate Thursday. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation limiting the kind of information that credit card companies can collect, saying it would impair legitimate police work. -
A company that said it can help veterans secure higher benefits has agreed to a penalty of nearly $2 million to settle a complaint that it was defrauding customers. -
Judge rejected request by company accused of excessive groundwater pumping in La Paz County to delay case while state officials conduct separate study of the entire area.
