Arizona Legislature

A new law approved by a wide margin and signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs will put curbs on how those state-regulated establishments that sell marijuana can promote their products.

Arizona lawmakers agreed Tuesday to close what some consider to be loopholes in state laws on animal cruelty.But not everyone is on board.

Arizona lawmakers are one vote away from adopting legislation to allow lawsuits against individual teachers by those who contend they are teaching or promoting antisemitism.

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.

Many Arizonans plan to show up at the State Capitol (today) May Day, to protest potential cuts to safety net programs and advocate for jobs, education and equal rights.

Republicans who have championed school choice programs, including a voucher program that allows state money to fund private school tuition, now want to require Arizona's public school districts to let private school students compete on their sports teams.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation designed to promote greater cooperation between local officials and federal immigration agents.

Arizona lawmakers are considering a bill to prevent cryptocurrency scams and regulate what are known as "crypto kiosks." The FBI says fraud and scam losses nationwide reported by those age 60 and older topped $3.4 billion in 2023, including $128 million in Arizona.

Two high-ranking members of the Trump administration are coming to Arizona Tuesday to promote the administration's policies and support parallel legislative efforts here.

Katie Hobbs remains free to hang a gay pride flag from her office tower as state lawmakers abandon a bid to ban certain flags from public buildings.