A couple of things stood ou from a secret audio of state GOP chairman Jeff DeWit’s a ttempt to, persuade Kari Lake to stay out of the U.S. Senate race.
U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake was reportedly offered what she viewed as a bribe by the chair of the Arizona Republican Party in an effort to keep her from running for the next two years.
RELATED: Jeff DeWit plays right into Kari Lake’s hands with his bungled bribery stunt
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Will Arizona’s presidential preference election matter after Trump’s wins in NH, Iowa?
Tuesday evening may have made it all but official: The Republican primary season has ended as soon as it began. So what does that mean for Arizona’s presidential preference election set for March 19?
RELATED:Why is Kari Lake in New Hampshire when she’s running for US Senate in Arizona?
Fake Arizona elector Anthony Kern has a plan to make stealing elections legal
Opinion: State Sen. Anthony Kern would like the Legislature, not voters, to determine who casts electoral college votes.
Hobbs responds to Senate lawsuit over director nominations
State senators have no legal right to demand that Gov. Katie Hobbs immediately send them her nominations for directors to head more than a dozen state agencies, an attorney for the governor is arguing.
Arizona agency defends lavish spending to woo CEOs at Super Bowl, Phoenix Open
The Arizona Commerce Authority, facing scrutiny from the state’s top prosecutor for using taxpayer dollars to treat business leaders to sports tickets and four-star resort stays, on Tuesday defended the programs as a means of driving economic growth.
House panel hears about bot attack on Taylor Swift tickets
A House panel passed two bills on Tuesday aimed at protecting event venue ticket buyers from price-gouging and fraudulent tickets like when a bot attack prevented thousands of people from buying tickets to see Taylor Swift during her 2023 “Eras” tour.
The East Valley is reeling from the ‘Gilbert Goons’ attacks. How will voters respond?
The “Gilbert Goons” have made headlines here in Arizona and nationwide. Young men from affluent families have been indiscriminately targeting others for violent beatings. One such attack ended in the death of 16-year-old Preston Lord.
LD17 shows GOP struggle between moderate, Pinal MAGA candidates
The national war over who is a true Republican is playing out in Southern Arizona, with a leading social conservative trying to kill the bid by a former senator to get his seat back.
Tribes say SunZia power line threatens San Pedro River, sue to stop construction
Tribes filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Land Management for approving a high-voltage transmission line, alleging the government failed to account for historic and cultural sites through the line’s San Pedro Valley route.
Hobbs, Democratic governors ask Congress for immigration aid to reverse years of ‘inaction’
Nine Democratic governors sent a letter to President Joe Biden and congressional leaders Monday, requesting federal aid and urging changes to immigration law as their states take in an overwhelming number of asylum seekers.
RELATED: Biden says he’s ‘ready to act’ on ‘significant’ changes at the border, including asylum
AI’s next fight is over whose values it should hold
There’s no such thing as an AI system without values — and that means this newest technology platform must navigate partisan rifts, culture-war chasms and international tensions from the very beginning.
State plan to extend psychedelic mushroom study takes step forward in House
A House panel voted Monday to extend the deadline on Arizona’s first-in-the-nation program to research medical uses of psilocybin, or “magic mushrooms,” a hallucinogenic currently classified by the federal government as a Schedule I illegal drug.
