Rep. Joseph Chaplik used Twitter in May 2026 to comment on electoral prospects for Congress, recognize Armed Forces Day by highlighting a World War II veteran encounter, and address accusations from an opponent regarding immigration policy.
State Representative Matt Gress has introduced new legislation aimed at reforming school governance in Arizona.
HR 2002, introduced by Representative David Livingston, affirms the biblical, historical, and legal connections of the Jewish people to Judea and Samaria.
The Arizona Legislature is moving forward with HB 2153 and SB 1106, a tax conformity plan projected to save state taxpayers around $1.1 billion over the next three years.
A niche stone repair business in Glendale is on sale for $490,000.
The Arizona Senate Majority Caucus has released its 2026 Majority Plan, which aims to address affordability, community safety, economic competitiveness, and government accountability in the state.
State Representative Matt Gress is calling on the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board to postpone its decision on closing Pima Elementary and Echo Canyon K-8 School.
The Joint Legislative Audit Committee convened in Phoenix to scrutinize the State Land Department’s management of Arizona’s trust lands.
Arizona State Representative Alexander Kolodin has introduced the Arizona Secure Elections Act, known as House Concurrent Resolution 2001.
Majority Whip Frank Carroll marked the 50th anniversary of the Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter, recognizing its role in national defense and its connection to Arizona’s aerospace industry.