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Arizona Capitol Times – July 10, 2026

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Arizona Capitol Times – June 19, 2026

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Arizona Capitol Times – June 26, 2026

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Here are your Best of the Capitol winners for 2026!

We can think of no better way to celebrate the Arizona Capitol Times’ 120th anniversary than by honoring the individuals and organizations acting as the state’s chief changemakers....

‘An Arizona we can afford’: De Los Santos on freezing data center tax breaks and fighting GOP power plays

House Minority Leader Oscar De Los Santos, D-Laveen, spent his second year as minority leader navigating a divided government at the Arizona Legislature. He helped negotiate a bipa...

Arizona Legislature Week in Review – Week Ending June 14, 2026

Arizona faces full federal tax conformity and a moratorium on data center tax cuts

Key points: Legislature to send Gov. Katie Hobbs a bipartisan budget deal Governor anticipated to sign, lawmakers expect to adjourn for summer on Friday The $18.3 billion deal full...

Gov. Hobbs on navigating election-year politics from the Ninth Floor

Gov. Katie Hobbs is now on the other side of four legislative sessions on the Ninth Floor.  And while the final session of her first term as governor did not […] The post Gov. Hobb...

Arizona Legislature Week In Review – Week Ending June 7, 2026

$75 buys you 300 words — and an audience of 4 million Arizona voters

Key Points: Arizona voters can share opinions on ballot measures for $75 Arguments must be submitted by June 24 to be included in the widely-spread ballot pamphlet The Secretary of...

Court Finds Arizona Department of Water Resources Illegally Imposed Tax on Home Builders

Conservatives Challenge Axon’s Role in Scottsdale Elections

Women Achievers of Arizona 2026 – Nomination form

Arizona Capitol Times and State Affairs are proud to announce that nominations are now open for the 2026 Women Achievers of Arizona Awards. The post Women Achievers of Arizona 2026...

Data centers dominated 2026 session – lawmakers answered with 3-year tax incentive pause

Key Points The state budget freezes Arizona’s sales tax exemption for data center operators through 2029 After public pushback against proposed projects, data centers become the do...

Embattled Hobbs Reaches Budget Agreement With Republicans

Arizona governor receives bill to end several criminal court fees

Key Points:  Bill ends court fees for trials, appeals and public defense Proponents say court costs create unequal justice system Counties warn revenue loss from bill could strain...

A letter from the editor: Arizona just got stronger

Change is in the air in our Arizona newsroom. As Arizona prepares for another high-stakes election cycle, we’re investing in the future of Arizona Capitol Times by welcoming two ac...

Arizona Legislature Submits Anti-Discrimination Law to Voters

Alejandra Gomez: Leading LUCHA through the turbulence

Perhaps one of the most consistently present grassroots organizations at the Arizona State Capitol is LUCHA.  Living United for Change in Arizona is a statewide organization that a...