Applications for 2026 pronghorn, elk hunts due by Tuesday, Feb. 3
The deadline is fast approaching to submit applications to hunt pronghorn and elk in 2026.
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Wearing a life jacket should be a New Year’s resolution
The importance of wearing a life jacket while recreating on Arizona’s waterways is sadly reflected in the most recent statistics involving boating tragedies.
A significant number of the recreational boating fatalities were individuals who drowned and were not wearing a life jacket — the most important piece of safety gear one can wear, whether on a boat, personal watercraft or paddlecraft.
Unlawful ICE arrest of Navajo man rebuked by indigenous lawmakers
PHOENIX – Indigenous members of the Arizona House Democratic Caucus spoke out today against the unlawful detention by ICE agents of Peter Yazzie, a Navajo man who was on his way to work in Peoria earlier this week.
Attorney General Mayes announces investigation into X’s AI Chatbot
Attorney General Kris Mayes today announced that the Arizona Attorney General’s Office has opened an investigation into reports that X’s artificial intelligence chatbot, known as Grok, has been used to generate and distribute potentially illegal and harmful content, including child sexual abuse imagery.
AZ Supreme Court denies review of Horne lawsuit against AG Mayes
This week, the Arizona Supreme Court declined review of Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne’s lawsuit against Attorney General Kris Mayes, Governor Katie Hobbs, and ten Arizona school districts over a dual-language learning model, thereby preserving the Attorney General’s win from the lower courts.
Arizona Recognizes January 2026 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Throughout the month of January, the Arizona State Capitol Executive Tower is once again lit blue in recognition of Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
