Gov. Hobbs Proposes $17.7B Budget with Focus on Tax Cuts, Housing
January 16, 2026
Gov. Katie Hobbs proposes a $17.7B budget focusing on affordability projects, relying on uncertain federal reimbursements.
Gov. Katie Hobbs proposes a $17.7B budget focusing on affordability projects, relying on uncertain federal reimbursements.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety issued a Turquoise Alert for missing 8-year-old Maleeka Boone from Coalmine.
Arizona Republicans passed a tax plan to align with federal cuts, but Gov. Hobbs may veto it, causing taxpayer delays.
Tucson city leaders prepare for potential federal law enforcement surge amid National Guard and ICE deployment concerns.
Northern Arizona University pauses its College of Medicine plans due to economic challenges, focusing on nursing instead.
Two Arizona Democrats, Reps. Ansari and Grijalva, held a shadow hearing on housing affordability, emphasizing dignity.
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren outlines achievements amid efforts to remove him from office before term ends.
Congress members from border states propose a bill to block federal funds for unauthorized military action in Mexico.
A dozen employees sued North Country Healthcare for ceasing health insurance payments despite deducting premiums.
Phoenix’s rich architectural history includes iconic architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Ralph Haver, despite demolitions.
Ancestral Puebloans ingeniously managed water through check dams, terraces, and cisterns, crucial for survival in arid lands.
Twin bills in Congress aim to finalize a water rights settlement for the Yavapai-Apache Nation, funding a new pipeline.
