Arizona Senate candidate hopes to change the tone of political debate
Laura Huber says campaign signs of hers have been stolen or vandalized dozens of times, calling the experience discouraging.
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Laura Huber says campaign signs of hers have been stolen or vandalized dozens of times, calling the experience discouraging.
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The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) investigation comes on the heels of a Senate Ethics inquiry that found no evidence Sen. Gallego violated senate rules or any laws, according to his office.
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Petersen says he wants to lead the Arizona Attorney General’s Office with a focus on safety, accountability and keep the state moving forward.
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The city’s only post office, according to a press release obtained by KYMA, “has been overwhelmed by decades of explosive population growth and worsened by congestion at the nearby border crossing.”
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Guerrero says education funding, housing and affordability are among his top priorities.
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Arizona lawmakers have sent a new measure to the November ballot that would require all voters, including those who vote by mail, to provide a government-issued ID.
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The debate featured a mix of experienced political figures and political outsiders, with candidates discussing issues ranging from growth and water to education, border policy and Arizona’s future.
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The last day to register to vote is June 22. Early voting and ballots will be mailed out on June 24.
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Lawmakers across the country are sharing their reaction to House Republicans passing a DHS funding bill.
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes stopped in Yuma Tuesday as he campaigns for reelection, laying out what he says are his priorities are and the role his office plays across the state.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) has signed House Bill (HB) 2720 into law, according to the Arizona Human Trafficking Survivor Coalition.
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According to a press release, the lawsuit alleges MultiPlan, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and other health insurers “quietly built and operated a system that slashed payments to doctors and hospitals and left Arizonans having to pay more for out-of-network care.”
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Rep. Biggs spoke to Yuma voters Tuesday, telling them the city of Yuma plays a major role in securing the governor’s seat.
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Arizonans will choose the state’s next treasurer in November, and Republican candidate Katherine Haley says her background in public policy, education leadership, and business has prepared her for the job.
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According to a press release, Rep. Grijalva visited an ICE holding facility in Tucson to meet with Karla Toledo, who was detained by ICE Monday despite being a DACA recipient.
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In the letter, Sen. Gallego is asking the DOJ how the WBD-Paramount merger will impact job losses and workforce reductions in the state of Arizona.
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Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R) is running for Arizona attorney general, saying his experience in the Legislature has prepared him to take on the role.
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In the letter, Sens. Kelly and Gallego called on FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford to “work with the City of Kingman to finalize a long-delayed land release at Kingman Municipal Airport,” unlocking approximately $250 million in investment and supporting economic development in northwest Arizona.
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Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) appeared on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper Monday to respond to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s calls for a second investigation.
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According to a press release, the press conference is to call for a permanent legislative fix for Dreamers “as DACA processing delays, detentions, and deportation threats leave hundreds of thousands unable to work and live safely in the country they call home.”
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