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This week, a second Arizona Senate committee passed a bill that would expressly exclude central bank digital currency (CBDC) from the definition of legal tender and money in the state, creating potentially significant roadblocks to its use as such in Arizona.

A bill that would have forbidden representations of Satan on public property failed in the state Senate on Thursday when two Republicans opposed it alongside all the chamber’s Democrats.The vote followed an incident two weeks ago, when Democratic Sen. Juan Mendez (D-Tempe) — an outspoken atheist — drew the ire of some Republicans for welcoming Satanists to the Capitol.

PHOENIX — The state may be $400 million in the hole this fiscal year — and even more for the coming year -- but that’s not stopping some lawmakers from

PHOENIX — The state may be $400 million in the hole this fiscal year — and even more for the coming year — but thats not stopping some lawmakers from

PHOENIX — The state may be $400 million in the hole this fiscal year — and even more for the coming year -- but that’s not stopping some lawmakers from

Republican lawmakers are moving to forever quash the idea of intercity rail – and any state funding for road diets or electric vehicle infrastructure paid with state money.

Republicans advanced a bill in the state Legislature on Wednesday to require schools with gyms to serve as polling places as an alternative to voting centers. The bill allows for both precinct voting places and voting centers. Precinct voting locations are designated for a certain area, so the election workers know the maximum number of people who can show up to vote. With

A second Arizona Senate committee passed a bill that would establish a gold and silver specie-backed transactional currency and a bullion depository.

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If supported by Arizona voters, a concurrent resolution would restore an annual $10 million in funding to Arizona state parks.