Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services

The U.S. Supreme Court won’t overturn $122,200 in penalties against an attorney for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem for filing what lower court judges called a “frivolous” challenge to the use of voting machines in Arizona.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is restoring $16.5 million in university funding cut as part of the state budget’s across-the-board reductions. NAU will receive about $2.5 million.

The state minimum wage will increase to $15.65 starting January 1st and up to $19 an hour in Flagstaff.

In lieu of federal action, the Arizona Department of Health Services issued a special order allowing pharmacists to administer the latest influenza vaccinations.

Former Republican mayor of Mesa John Giles, now on the Democratic ticket for lieutenant governor, said he has almost no policy disagreements with Governor Katie Hobbs as she seeks reelection.

Republican lawmakers acted illegally in how they told voters about the effect of a provision of an initiative that would reform Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, the Arizona Supreme Court has ruled.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has reportedly picked former Mesa Mayor John Giles, a Republican-turned-independent, to be her running mate in her bid for reelection.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has a message for the U.S. Department of Justice: We don’t need to be reminded to comply with laws ensuring only citizens cast a ballot in Arizona.

The Tohono O'odham Nation wants a federal judge to immediately halt pending plans by the Department of Homeland Security to build 62 miles of border wall through the reservation.

The Trump administration is making another legal bid to get the records of Arizona’s more than 4.3 million registered voters.