Ducey backs court orders to require mental health evaluations
The governor said law enforcement needs tools to keep firearms away from people with mental health problems.
Arizona committee to begin studying violent crime against Indigenous women and girls
A main goal is to improve data collection on missing and murdered cases involving Indigenous women and girls.
Benefits issue is still pending before Arizona Supreme Court
At issue is whether a 2016 law conflicted with a 2006 voter-approved law on benefits and wages.
Law aims to help prevent teen suicides in Arizona
Recent legislation mandates suicide prevention training in the state's middle schools and high schools.
Data on missing or murdered Tohono O'odham females could help guide prevention efforts
New Arizona law requires law enforcement to collect this data in an effort to prevent violence.
Navajo Code Talker and New Mexico Senator Dies
Sen. John Pinto died Friday morning in Gallup, New Mexico.
Analyzing the budget: reporter Howard Fischer
Fischer has covered the Arizona Legislature for 30 years.
Lawmakers on the budget: State Rep. T.J. Shope
The Republican representative on his support for the proposed budget.
Lawmakers on the budget: State Rep. Kirsten Engel
The Democratic representative discusses the need for bipartisanship at the Capitol.
Lawmakers on the budget: State Sen. Paul Boyer
Sen. Boyer discusses his bill geared toward helping victims of childhood sex abuse.
Arizona House OKs Navajo school voucher fix, Senate next
The bill would the Navajo students to use vouchers for private school tuition in New Mexico for one more year.
#RedForEd advocates say Arizona budget plan ignores schools
The teacher-backed organization says a $1 billion surplus should be used to help restore previous education funding levels.
Arizona teacher punishment bill revived
Opponents see the measure as retaliation for last year's #RedForEd movement.
Poll: A majority of Arizonans support the Equal Rights Amendment
The new survey puts voters at odds with lawmakers.
Ducey Signs Plan to Track Data on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The law requires local, state, tribal and federal agencies to collect and share information on these cases.
