Arizona Lawmakers Tackle Legal Hurdles for Prescott Rodeo Funding
April 2, 2025
Republican lawmakers are attempting to bypass a court challenge to allocate $15.3M for Prescott rodeo improvements.
Republican lawmakers are attempting to bypass a court challenge to allocate $15.3M for Prescott rodeo improvements.
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