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Come Sept. 26, it's finally going to be a crime in Arizona to fail to get proper medical attention for a pet.
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State senators gave final approval early Friday morning for what essentially amounts to a Goldilocks budget: one considered too big by some and too small by others.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs highlighted the critical role of Yuma agriculture, which produces 90 percent of the leafy greens consumed in North America during winter.
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Aided by survivors -- and with police and private security nearby -- members of the Jewish Historical Society and state and local officials broke ground on a museum that they hope will become a destination for students to learn about the Holocaust.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs tours Sunset Health clinic in Yuma, hears from officials and patients as Republicans look to cut Medicaid.
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Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs brought nearly a dozen hospital officials to the Capitol Thursday as part of a public relations effort to quash cuts to Medicaid approved by the Republican-controlled U.S. House. Hobbs is in Yuma today.
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Patients showing up at Arizona hospitals won't be asked if they are in this country legally.
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Courting another legal fight with the Legislature, Gov. Katie Hobbs said Friday she is not going to seek Senate confirmation of her choices to head state agencies.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation designed to promote greater cooperation between local officials and federal immigration agents.
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Running out of time and money, Gov. Katie Hobbs is upping the stakes in her bid to get more dollars for programs for the developmentally disabled.