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January 25, 2024
And Janet Yellen will deliver a major speech in Chicago on her economic agenda for helping middle-class families.
December 8, 2023
Opinion: Removing the Grand Inquisitor/Sen. Jake Hoffman makes more sense than spending money we don't have on a lawsuit against the governor.
December 6, 2023
The executive director of the Arizona School Boards Association has resigned, effective at the end of next week. Devin Del Palacio took over the position this summer, but soon came under questioning over allegedly false information on his resume. The incident also led to other disputes within the organization.Ray Stern of the Arizona Republic has been reporting on this and The
June 28, 2023
An Arizona state budget item giving $15.3 million to a rodeo in Prescott has spurred a lawsuit by two city residents and a legal rights group who claim the Arizona Constitution bans such spending.Howard Mechanic and retired Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Ralph Hess filed the lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court last week with help from the nonpartisan legal advocacy
June 19, 2023
On this week's "Sunday Square Off," Danny Seiden of Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry says state is meeting water challenge.
June 14, 2023
A vote to expel Arizona Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton failed because of a lack of Democratic support. But Republicans carried off the censure Tuesday.
May 15, 2023
The Gaggle podcast looks at what is in the 2023 Arizona state budget and winners and losers in the process with Ray Stern and Stacey Barchenger.
May 8, 2023
Arizona Republicans are down one member, making it impossible for them to pass extremist bills on party-line votes for Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto.
May 5, 2023
Arizona Republicans are down one member, making it impossible for them to pass extremist bills on party-line votes for Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto.
May 2, 2023
Some politicians get elected and think they're heading up the musical equivalent of vaporware. Just a heads up: you may have more power than you're used to but it's constrained by the Constitution: both the one ratified by the nascent US federal government and the one adopted by individual states, which are required to use…