(The Center Square) - A U.S. District Court recently put a hurdle up between Arizona and its recently-enacted law about recording on-duty police officers.
Judge John Tuchi of the U.S. District Court of Arizona granted an injunction against the state's law banning people from filming police officers within eight feet last week. He set a one-week deadline for those who want to speak out in favor of the law in the case.
A U.S. Congressman has a request for California Governor Gavin Newsom: reduce the state's use of water from the Colorado River.
Arizona school districts will violate state law next week by sending representatives to a meeting where they will encourage attendees to overturn the state's new universal school choice law
This November, Arizonans will decide on a ballot initiative that would require donors to political campaigns to disclose the original source of the money.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will conduct its biannual Agricultural Labor Survey during the second half of October.
Farmers and ranchers will soon have the opportunity to be represented in the nation's only comprehensive and impartial agriculture data for every state, county and territory.
July 2022 USDA mountain states region agricultural prices received.
Many of Arizona's recent election reforms will not be on the November ballot.
A tight race for Arizona governor is within the margin of error, according to a new survey, and incumbent U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-AZ, holds a 7-point lead over Republican challenger Blake Masters.
Arizonans will decide on a ballot initiative designed to limit interest rates on debt from health-care services. The proposal is the first initiative certified for the ballot in Arizona for November, and the first of three initiatives with signatures under review to be certified. There are also eight legislative referrals on the ballot in Arizona.
