Arizona's Senate Race Sees Major Spending in Mailers, Events, and Digital Ads with Kari Lake Leading Expenditures
An AZPM report covers campaign spending in Arizona's Senate race, detailing expenditures on physical media, digital visibility, and events by candidates Kari Lake, Mark Lamb, Ruben Gallego, and Kyrsten Sinema.
Arizona Fuels Renewable Energy Progress with $10 Billion Federal Injection, Generating 11,000 Jobs
Arizona steps up its renewable energy efforts with more than $10 billion in federal investments, creating over 11,000 jobs, and setting up the Office of Resiliency to distribute funds for solar energy programs to low-income households.
President Biden Poised to Sign Executive Order Limiting Asylum at U.S.-Mexico Border, Amid Political and Legal Scrutiny
President Biden is reportedly finalizing an executive order to limit asylum requests at the U.S.-Mexico border, setting a daily encounter cap, as part of broader immigration system reforms.
Arizona Attorney General Secures Prison Sentence for Medicaid Fraud Perpetrator in Crackdown on Healthcare Scams
Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the conviction and first prison sentence for Medicaid fraud, with Ariell Dix sentenced to three and a half years for setting up fake clinics and scamming millions from state Medicaid.
House Minority Whip Clark Endorses Engel, Critiques Ciscomani on Women’s Health in Tucson Campaign
House Minority Whip Katherine Clark endorsed Democrat Kirsten Engel against Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani, criticizing Ciscomani on women's health issues during a Tucson campaign stop.












