An Arizona Senate committee passed a bill to ban satanic symbols on public property, sparking debate on religious freedom and constitutional concerns.

The Arizona Senate Committee advanced a bill to ban satanic symbols on state property, with some criticizing it for potential First Amendment violations.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed legislation to give election workers more time to count votes and facilitate recounts, a move supported by both parties in preparation for tight election margins.

Arizona lawmakers are considering a bill, HB 2819, to require parental permission for minors to possess guns at home, stirring debate in a state with deep-rooted gun culture.

Gilbert, Arizona, has temporarily renamed Perry Puma Drive to Brock Purdy Way to honor the NFL player before the Super Bowl. Perry High School and the community are celebrating Purdy's success with events and merchandise.

The Arizona Legislature passed a bill to extend vote counting deadlines, receiving bipartisan support and expected to be signed into law by Gov. Katie Hobbs, to address recount issues and deadlines for military and overseas ballots.

Phoenix opens "The Hive at Aeroterra," a tech center offering free computer access and training to help bridge the digital divide, featuring computers, iPads, 3D printers, and digital skills support.

Senator Sinema's border security bill faces defeat in Congress, while House GOP fails to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, revealing party discord. White House dismisses impeachment as a stunt.

Gilbert, Arizona residents will face a 50% increase in water rates from April, alongside rises in solid waste and recycling fees. The hike is to fund infrastructure improvements and the debt incurred is $80 million.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema's bipartisan border security bill faces opposition in Congress with little hope for passage, despite her determination to address border issues.

Arizona National Guard members recover from a drone strike in Jordan, with most back to duty and three still hospitalized. The incident, linked to Iran, resulted in three fatalities and President Biden is contemplating a response.

Arizona Education Chief Tom Horne partners with PragerU to include their conservative content in schools, drawing criticism for its bias. Concurrently, the Arizona Senate passes bills targeting drag performances with criminal implications.

Nine Democratic governors urge President Biden to address the immigration crisis, emphasizing the system's failure to manage a surge in asylum seekers and the strain on state resources.