House Bill 2110 would allow a member of any Arizona school governing body to pray aloud during meetings, clearing committees and drawing warnings from church‑state advocates.

The Arizona House advanced HB 2022 on Feb. 3, 2026 — a bill that would move the state primary to late July and adjust cure and observer rules in election law. The measure now heads to the Senate.

Sixty‑five Arizona business leaders urged Gov. Katie Hobbs to rethink plans to eliminate data‑center tax breaks and add a water fee, warning it could chill investment. Lawmakers now face competing pressure from industry and water advocates.

Gilbert officials are weighing up to a 25% water-and-waste rate increase as residents at a February open house voiced concerns about rising bills and transparency. The council will vote after a second public session.

The Arizona House has hired outside counsel to probe claims that Gov. Katie Hobbs’ administration steered special foster‑care payments to a major donor. The move adds a legislative review to ongoing criminal and county inquiries.

A new Arizona bill would make allowing minors at drag performances a Class 4 felony and bar children from venues where shows are held.

Chandler City Council approves upgrades for Lindsay Road, including additional lanes, bike paths, and improved safety features, set to begin in spring.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition of 21 attorneys general opposing DOJ's demands on Minnesota, considering them overreaches into state sovereignty and voter data.

Flagstaff City Council ended its contract with Flock Safety, aiming to dismantle the license plate recording technology, with camera removal scheduled by February 5 as confirmed by the company.

Arizona State Representative Ralph Heap introduces House Bill 2975 to suspend the "Solar Scores" map, aiming to redistribute land use favorably between solar, housing, and mining developments.

Senator Gallego introduced the Water Security and Drought Resilience Act, aimed at improving U.S. water storage and drought response, supported by Senators Padilla and Kelly.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has requested an additional $2.85 million from the JLBC for election readiness, emphasizing the need for cybersecurity and operational efficiency to ensure a secure 2026 election cycle.

Senator Ruben Gallego introduces the Water Security and Drought Resilience Act to improve drought resilience through enhanced water storage infrastructure, supported by Senators Padilla and Kelly.