Howard Fischer
Capitol Media Services-
The Arizona House and Senate have approved a measure requiring hospitals that receive public money to ask patients if they are in this country legally. -
After the U.S. Mint halted penny production last November, lawmakers are now proposing a Swedish rounding system. -
Saying there have been "abuses of power,'' Gov. Katie Hobbs on Wednesday created a web site designed to tell Arizonans their rights when they're stopped by agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement or when officers approach their homes. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs said Monday that unless "upper basin'' states actually offer up some firm commitments to conserve water she won't agree to any deal for Arizona to cut its own withdrawals from the Colorado River. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs called comments by Attorney General Kris Mayes about possible dangers from confrontations between citizens and law enforcement officers "inappropriate.'' -
The head of the Senate Finance Committee says the Arizona Department of Revenue is misleading many Arizonans by urging them to file their state taxes now even though lawmakers have yet to decide how much they will owe. -
Attorney General Kris Mayes wants you to send her your videos and photos of what ICE agents are doing in Arizona. -
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to get some legal help in his battle over the demand by Attorney General Pam Bondi for the state's voter registration records. -
Karrin Taylor Robson remains out front with the most money in the bank among the three Republicans who hope to take on Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs in November. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs rolled out her fourth executive budget proposal Friday with a spending plan that focused on bread and butter affordability issues she believes are critical for helping Arizonans -- and to help the Democrat to win a second term.
