Greg Hahne

The decision did not address any substantive claims of what’s in the manual, only the public comment period question, so it’s not clear how the ruling will affect future elections.

Republicans in the Arizona Legislature are looking to enact more tax cuts just four years after they imposed the largest cut in state history.

Republican Sen. David Farnsworth sponsored SB 1694. The bill still needs a final vote from the full Senate before going to the House.

The new report from Pinnacle West outlines the sales for APS and predicts that trend to continue in the coming years.

State lawmakers are moving a bill forward that would allow churches and religious nonprofits to build affordable housing on their land.

The bill prohibits individuals or businesses from advertising to people under the age of 21, restricts social media and online ads, and bans advertising at airports and other public transit locations.

If the bill is passed by the House of Representatives and Senate, it will go to voters next year.

Recorder Justin Heap, a Republican who took office in January, said in an update on Friday that the previous recorder had placed too much focus on external political communications.

Employees would have to pass a training in order to do so. Opponents say having more guns on campus would result in confusion during crisis events.

Two Republican state lawmakers want voters to approve a ballot measure to boost teacher salaries by about $4,000 a year. Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs has her own plan for extending the proposition, which would increase pay for support staff, school funding and safety.