Arizona lawmakers are expected to override Gov. Katie Hobbs’ veto of a bill that sought to legalize the sale of home-cooked foods.
The bill got bipartisan support in the Legislature but was ultimately vetoed by Hobbs.
State law currently allows for the sale of some home-cooked goods, such as baked foods. But violating the law could lead to a $500 fine and even jail time.
In her veto, Hobbs said the bill would cause an increase in food-borne illnesses.
Republican Rep. Travis Grantham says he will make a motion to enact legislation to legalize the sale of home-cooked foods next week.