Politics

Phoenix Man Sentenced for Online Threats Against Former President Biden

Michael David Hanson received 27 months in prison for making threats against the former president.

Arizona's Anti-SLAPP Law Faces Scrutiny Over Free Speech Concerns

A judge is deciding whether to keep or strike down the state's law protecting public participation.

Arizona Faces Challenges Compensating Wrongfully Imprisoned

State budget constraints raise concerns over adequate payouts for those wrongfully convicted.

Arizona Bill to Limit Corporate Home Ownership Fails to Advance

Proposed legislation aimed at curbing corporate real estate investment did not receive a hearing in the state legislature.

Arizona House Passes Nuclear Reactor Bill After Rejecting Similar Measure

The new bill has nearly identical language to the one that was voted down hours earlier.

Rep. Ciscomani Opens FY2027 Appropriations Requests for CD-6

Congressman announces funding opportunities for local agencies and nonprofits in Arizona's 6th District.

Tucsonans March Through Downtown for International Women's Day

Demonstrators call for justice, reproductive freedoms, and women's rights

Arizona Lawmakers Champion Buckeye FFA Students During National FFA Week

Representatives Kupper and Carbone host Buckeye FFA students for discussions on agriculture policy and the legislative process.

Thousands Rally at Arizona Capitol for March for Life

U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs and other anti-abortion advocates gather for annual protest

Arizona Schools Chief Calls for More Safety Funding After Gun Incident

Superintendent Tom Horne says the legislature must prioritize resources for school resource officers and counselors.

Federal Judge Rules Kari Lake's Actions as Acting USAGM CEO Are Void

Kari Lake's tenure as acting CEO of the U.S. Agency for Global Media was unlawful, a federal judge has ruled.

Arizona Gov. Hobbs Vetoes Charlie Kirk Memorial License Plate, Sparking GOP Outrage

The proposed specialty plate would have featured a photo of the late Turning Point USA founder and the group's logo.

Patagonia Council, County Supes to Discuss South32 Investment Agreement

Meetings scheduled for Wednesday to review 10-page presentation on proposed community investment deal.

Pima County Needs Safer Roads, Not Another Sales Tax

Columnist argues that enforcing traffic laws and updating user-based fees, not a new sales tax, is the solution to the region's road safety crisis.

Tucson Residents Urged to Reject RTA Next Measure

Local councilmember cites concerns over inequitable governance and funding allocation