Arizona AG working on compromise to lawsuit settlement bill

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne says he’s working with state lawmakers to modify a proposal that would require money from lawsuit settlements to go into the state’s General Fund.

Arizona to take part in One Billion Rising

Arizona will be part of a global event taking place in 189 countries on Valentine's Day. It's an effort to end violence against women everywhere. 

State Corporation Commission warns of scam

The Arizona Corporation Commission is warning business owners against a scam that could cost them $125. 

Conservationists buy land to expand Petrified Forest National Park

Two conservation groups this week bought more than 4,000 acres of land, with plans to sell it to the National Park Service.

CPS to get emergency money

Governor Jan Brewer has signed a bill that will provide more money for Child Protective Services.

Cactus thief sentenced

A Scottsdale man has been sentenced for stealing cacti from public lands in Arizona.

Arizona legislature expected to vote this week on CPS money

State lawmakers appear to be fast-tracking measures that would give money to Child Protective Services, and the state’s Independent Redistricting Commission.

What do Arizonans want?

The Center for the Future of Arizona has released a follow-up to it's 2009 report, called "The Arizona We Want 2.0."

Grandparent stipend bill approved by Arizona Senate committee

Grandparents who take in their grandkids would receive a monthly stipend,

Change could be coming to parking meter rules

A proposal to require cities to randomly inspect their parking meters has cleared its first legislative hurdle.

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