There is still one college in Arizona that continues to require COVID-19 vaccinations for students to attend their classes, despite over 90% of U.S. colleges having rolled back their mandates by August.
In a video that recently surfaced, Sen. Christine Marsh (D-Phoenix) is shown voting against a bill that would have required schools to provide reasonable accommodations to students who did not identify with their biological sex without creating uncomfortable situations for other students, and recommending that the legislature simply pass a bill requiring shower curtains. Marsh's comments have drawn criticism as some point out that a shower curtain would likely not be sufficient for young girls uncomfortable with the prospect of biological males in their locker rooms.
In Phoenix, Arizona, President Warren Petersen has announced changes to the standing committee chairmanships for the Fifty-sixth Legislature, Second Regular Session.
Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee has accused Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs of considering herself above the law. Yee's allegation comes after Hobbs withdrew her nominations for several state agency directors from Senate consideration.
Kari Lake, a former Arizona Governor candidate, has expressed her criticism towards lawmakers who support sending funding to Ukraine. Lake's statement comes amid ongoing speculation about a potential government shutdown as the current fiscal year nears its conclusion on September 30.
Phoenix resident Jason Bedrick, a research fellow in the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation, joined the Grand Canyon Times Podcast to discuss school choice and parents rights in education in Arizona.
Arizona-based publisher and author Chris Buskirk criticized a recent report that the U.S. will continue to “pay salaries of Ukrainians” even in the event of a U.S. government shutdown.
Sinusitis refers to anything that might cause inflammation in the sinuses. Dr. Brian Lee of Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy Center said if you wait too long to address sinus inflammation, your sinusitis could be more difficult to treat.
Despite recent tensions between the Arizona Governor and the State Senate, President Warren Petersen has affirmed that the Senate will maintain its current confirmation process for state agency directors.
Senator Jake Hoffman has expressed his disapproval of Governor Katie Hobbs' recent actions concerning the Senate's vetting process for state agency director nominees.
On Tuesday, Governor Katie Hobbs continued her tour of Taiwan with a full schedule that included meetings with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and other leaders for talks on cybersecurity, business, and trade.
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office today released a statutorily required investigative report following a complaint filed last month by Representatives Quang Nguyen and Selena Bliss regarding the City of Phoenix’s ordinance authorizing the transfer of guns to Ukraine.
Earlier September 18, Governor Katie Hobbs met with TSMC suppliers and top executives to highlight the state’s leadership in advanced manufacturing and encourage continued investments that will create good-paying jobs and build businesses in the state.
Senate President Warren Petersen and House Speaker Ben Toma have taken a significant step in addressing the homelessness crisis by joining a federal case from Oregon.