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In total, 276 have been published by Arizona Capitol Times which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Top Arizona Capitol Times News

US Politics · Albuquerque

Hundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration

67% Center coverage: 130 sources

As part of protests happening nationwide, thousands of people across New Mexico also showed up in opposition of the Trump Administration. The "No Kings Day" protest drew in a large crowd in Albuquerque, including both residents and public figures.See the Story

Minnesota Politics · Minnesota

Trump, Lawmakers React to ‘Horrific’ Shooting of Minnesota Legislators

60% Center coverage: 45 sources

President Donald Trump said the targeted shootings of two Minnesota state lawmakers "will not be tolerated in the United States of America" and vowed the shooter who carried out the brazen attacks will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.See the Story

Republican Party · Madison

Unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court Bars Legislature From Intervening in AG Settlements

60% Center coverage: 35 sources

In the ruling, justices said the Legislature overstepped its authority when it required court settlements be approved by the body's budget committee.See the Story

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Former Arizona Lawmaker Accused of Forging Signatures in Re-Election Campaign

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Former Arizona Lawmaker Accused of Forging Signatures in Re-Election Campaign

Why Arizona Senators Are Risking a State Government Shutdown with This Bipartisan Bill

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

Gov. Katie Hobbs outlines 'Arizona's promise' in 2025 State of the State The Democratic governor talked "the promise that everyday people can find opportunity, security and freedom." Arizona Senators approved a $17.6 billion budget plan, sending the budget to the House and declaring it would adjourn for the year.Disagreements between the Senate and House, as well as within the Senate itself, created tension and uncertainty about the budget's fut…Senate · Phoenix See the Story

New Deal on Ag-to-Urban Water Plan Moving in Senate

67% Right coverage: 6 sources

Key Points: Water proposal lets builders buy water from retiring farmers Plan could allow 1 million new homes statewide Rural areas feel left out, fear water shortages Housing developers left stranded and stalled by a lack of an assured water supply are getting a lifeline under a deal cut between Republicans and Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs. The proposal, known as “Ag-to-Urban,” allows homebuilders to buy water rights from farmers who retire …Senate · Phoenix See the Story

Bill targeting school districts in serious financial trouble goes to Hobbs

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Key Points: House Bill 2610 would force the removal of school board officials A budget crisis in Isaac School District triggered the bill Partisan and ethical concerns surround the measure Gov. Katie Hobbs will soon decide if an entire school board in the state should be forcibly removed from office. The House gave final approval to House Bill 2610, which was written in response to the Arizona State Board of Education placing Isaac Elementar…Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Protestors Sit Outside Prison, Giving a Voice to Inmates They Say Have Been Silenced

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) - A handful of protestors took to a street near the Hutchinson Correctional Facility on Saturday, raising serious concern about inmate conditions and treatment behind bars.Hunger Strike See the Story

Arizona Capitol Times – June 20, 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Rampant Corporate Greed and Cozy Commission Will Devastate Ratepayers

Coverage: 2 sources

Abhay Padgaonkar Rampant corporate greed enabled by lax oversight was already running Arizona’s ratepayers into the ground. Arizona Public Service collected $1.1 billion more than in 2022 after major rate hikes in 2023 and 2024, while Tucson Electric Power’s profits surged 33% following a 10% increase in August 2023. Now, APS aims for an extra $580 million and a 14% rate hike, while TEP seeks $172 million more, as both are setting the stage fo…Augusta · Augusta See the Story

Senate Passes Several Bills without Funding Attached, While Dems Object to ‘Unfunded Mandates’

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu said early in today’s Senate floor debate Republicans were not attaching funding to various bills on the agenda because the caucus has “no trust” in Gov. Tony Evers’ office. “Quite frankly there’s a trust issue...Senate · Washington See the Story

AG Joins GOP to Stop Legal Challenge to Immigration Law

Coverage: 2 sources

Key Points: Attorney general joins Republicans to defend delayed immigration law Legal challenge depends on pending Texas ruling Critics fear vague language invites discriminatory enforcement She didn’t like the measure when Republican lawmakers first proposed it and when it went on the ballot, but now Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined with Republican legislative leaders to stop a legal challenge to Proposition 314. Assistant …Republican Party · Phoenix See the Story

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Top Arizona Capitol Times News

Hundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration

Trump, Lawmakers React to ‘Horrific’ Shooting of Minnesota Legislators

Unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court Bars Legislature From Intervening in AG Settlements

Blindspots

Former Arizona Lawmaker Accused of Forging Signatures in Re-Election Campaign

Why Arizona Senators Are Risking a State Government Shutdown with This Bipartisan Bill

New Deal on Ag-to-Urban Water Plan Moving in Senate

Bill targeting school districts in serious financial trouble goes to Hobbs

Protestors Sit Outside Prison, Giving a Voice to Inmates They Say Have Been Silenced

Arizona Capitol Times – June 20, 2025

Rampant Corporate Greed and Cozy Commission Will Devastate Ratepayers

Senate Passes Several Bills without Funding Attached, While Dems Object to ‘Unfunded Mandates’

AG Joins GOP to Stop Legal Challenge to Immigration Law

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