Howard Fischer
Capitol Media Services-
Arizona has implemented the last elements of its "Next Generation 911'' system that is designed to ensure that cell phone users have as much access to the emergency system as those calling from home or office have had for years. -
The Internal Revenue Service is telling appellate judges that 750,000 Arizonans are not entitled to a refund -- up to $750 for a family -- for the collective $20.3 million they paid in federal income taxes on a 2023 state tax rebate. -
The Arizona Supreme Court has pulled the plug on a proposal to allow people with just one year of law school to handle criminal prosecutions and defense. -
Come Friday, getting access to pictures of nudes and sexual activity online is going to be the same as buying cigarettes, liquor, and lottery tickets. -
The state Court of Appeals has refused to reinstate the indictment against 11 fake electors and others who Attorney General Kris Mayes contends were part of a scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential race. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday tapped Jimmy McCain, the youngest son of the late Sen. John McCain, as her latest pick to the Arizona Board of Regents. -
The head of the House Judiciary Committee is crafting legislation to make political assassination a capital offense. -
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes cannot enforce his ban on offensive or insulting speech at and around polling places, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. -
Gov. Katie Hobbs wants Arizona to do more both to build more energy sources and curtail state electricity use, with at least one goal to ensure the state can attract more data centers and other large power users. -
The state's top Republican lawmakers are trying to short-circuit a bid by doctors to void several restrictions the Legislature has adopted on abortion.
