Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs opposes a GOP tax plan that she feels favors the wealthy, instead advocating for middle-class tax cuts and criticizing a tax hike on working seniors.

Arizona Appropriations Committee Chairs support a transformative tax legislation estimated to save taxpayers $1.1 billion over three years while maintaining a balanced budget.

Rep. Kupper introduced HB 2325 in Arizona to limit corporate ownership of homes and ensure families a fair chance to buy houses by imposing ownership caps and waiting periods for investors.

Governor Katie Hobbs presented the "Arizona First Plan," focusing on tax cuts, affordable housing, and charging data centers for water usage, to address economic challenges and conserve resources in Arizona.

Arizona's GOP House reaffirms support for the state's Save Women's Sports Act amidst Supreme Court cases that could impact girls' and women's sports nationwide.

Arizona State Representative Selina Bliss sponsored a proclamation designating January 13 as Arizona Human Trafficking Awareness Day to raise awareness and combat trafficking.

Arizona Representatives propose a bill to suspend state taxes on utility bills to provide financial relief and address a perceived conflict of interest in government.

Senator Mark Kelly has sued Secretary of Defense Hegseth, claiming unconstitutional censure attempts, and reaffirmed his duty to the Constitution on the Senate floor.

Arizona allocates $180,000 from GOYFF to enhance the state's child abuse response system, with grants supporting urban, rural, and tribal area efforts.

Jennifer Ekblad becomes Chandler's new City Clerk, following Dana DeLong's retirement, with experience and praise from leadership, beginning her term on January 11.

Angel Encinas was appointed as Chandler's new vice mayor until January 2027. He is deeply involved in local education, real estate, and community initiatives.

The Arizona Capitol lights up in blue for Human Trafficking Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness, support survivors, and coordinate action against exploitation.

Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has passed away at 59, survived by his family, leaving a legacy of public service and political involvement.