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Quick Takeaways Challenge rejected: A unanimous three-judge Court of Appeals panel concluded LUCHA lacked standing to challenge Proposition 314.
By: Howard Fischer, Donna Burton
PHOENIX – The state Court of Appeals has rejected efforts to void a measure approved by voters in 2024 on immigration.
By: Howard Fischer
PHOENIX – The lone incumbent seeking reelection to the state's utility regulatory agency is defending the panel's decisions to cut programs to encourage use of renewable energy and eliminate most
By: Howard Fischer
The state Court of Appeals has rejected efforts to void a measure approved by voters in 2024 on immigration.
By: Howard Fischer
PHOENIX — The state Court of Appeals rejected efforts to void a border measure approved by voters.
By: Howard Fischer
PHOENIX -- The state Court of Appeals has rejected efforts to void a measure approved by voters in 2024 on immigration.
By: Howard Fischer
Sen. T.J. Shope details Sept. 2, 2026 what he said were questions about the investigation conducted by Attorney General Kris Mayes into whether Gov. Katie Hobbs was involved in a 'pay to play'scheme with the owner of group homes for foster children. Behind him is Sen. Mark Finchem.
By: Howard Fischer
State prisons chief Ryan Thornell speaks to a special legislative panel in August 2025.
By: Howard Fischer
PHOENIX – A new report says it's taking too long for the state board responsible for regulating doctors to deal with complaints.
By: Howard Fischer
Tucson Republican Rep. Juan Ciscomani said he hasn't decided whether to support President Donald Trump's new proposal to give every adult in the country a $5,000 check from taxpayer money
