Gov. Katie Hobbs signed into law a controversial bill to skip a public vote on a proposed Axon development in Scottsdale.

Hobbs vetoed a bill intended to support the Trump administration's immigration crackdown by requiring local and state officials in Arizona to cooperate with federal enforcement efforts.

Gov. Katie Hobbs will veto all bills until lawmakers send her bipartisan legislation to fix the Division of Developmental Disabilities' $122 million shortfall.

Gov. Katie Hobbs decided on 71 pieces of legislation, approving 38 bills and vetoing 33 others.

The bill was seen as a last-ditch effort by Axon to stay in Arizona. The company was being courted by other states to relocate its headquarters.

Governor Katie Hobbs ruled on 71 bills passed by the state legislature on Friday, signing 38 new bills into law and vetoing ...

Gov. Hobbs signed SB1543, a bill that would allow tech company Axon to avoid a referendum election and clear the path for the company to build a new headquarters.

As the state government in Arizona embarks on Easter weekend on Good Friday, Gov. Katie Hobbs signed 38 pieces of legislation ...

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) announced Friday that his adult daughter Cosette died after battling cancer. “Earlier this week, ...

To talk about the governor issuing a moratorium on new bills, the debate over a measure on Axon’s proposed new campus and ...