Arizona GOP lawmakers propose HCR 2060 to toughen immigration policy, mandating E-Verify for employment and public benefits, and imposing fines for non-compliance. The measure bypasses the Democratic governor and will require voter approval.

Arizona's GOP proposes a bill to limit early voting to the disabled or those out of state on Election Day, diverging from the national Republican trend of embracing early voting methods.

Arizona legislators have passed House Bill 2770 to allow interstate marijuana commerce pending federal legalization, aiming to make Arizona competitive with neighboring states.

Turning Point USA members face charges for an altercation with an LGBTQ instructor at ASU, with allegations of harassment, assault, and disorderly conduct.

Maricopa County demonstrated their mail-in ballot signature verification process, involving trained staff comparison of signatures against a lifetime catalog to ensure election integrity.

Arizona's Senate Bill 1361 aims to regulate sober living homes and combat Medicaid fraud in the behavioral health sector by redefining "sober living home" and increasing fines for unlicensed facilities.

Arizona lawmakers are advancing Senate Bill 1361 to impose tighter control on sober living homes, in response to fraudulent activities and misuse of Medicaid funds.

Arizona advances a bill for clinical trials on medicinal use of psychedelic mushrooms, focusing on potential benefits for PTSD and chronic pain sufferers.

The Arizona Free Enterprise Club sues Secretary of State Adrian Fontes over election manual guidelines, which they claim restrict free speech and could result in wrongful criminal charges for monitoring drop boxes.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs a bipartisan bill, House Bill 2785, to avoid potential election issues in 2024 by adjusting the primary date and revising election process timelines.

Chandler Councilmember Jane Poston faces allegations of conflicts of interest due to her company's dealings with a local police union, amidst an unconfirmed FBI probe. Officials react cautiously while ethics experts criticize the arrangements.

Arizona Republican legislators sue President Biden over the designation of a new national monument near the Grand Canyon, alleging presidential overreach.

The White House announces a $5 billion investment in the National Semiconductor Technology Center to boost U.S. chip competitiveness.