Hobbs could get to name 3 to AZ high court; Justice Brutinel announces retirement
PHOENIX — Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs may get a chance to name three justices to the Arizona Supreme Court. Robert Brutinel, who had been named to the court in 2010 by then-Gov. Jan Brewer, announced Tuesday he is going to retire at the end of October. That announcement starts the process in motion of screening applicants to take his place.
With less than one in three fourth-grade Arizona students reading at grade level, now is not the time for Governor Katie ...
Gov. Katie Hobbs is asking the U.S. Forest Service to conduct a new environmental review of the Pinyon Plain Mine near the ...
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs demoted three officials running state agencies to deputy director posts after a judge ruled her move ...
Gov. Katie Hobbs demoted three officials running state agencies to deputy director posts after a judge ruled that her move to ...
Following her appearance at the chamber, Governor Hobbs will join the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) to ...
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs demoted three officials running state agencies to deputy director posts when they couldn't win ...
Governor Katie Hobbs announced last week the creation of a special taskforce to address Arizona's healthcare workforce ...
Governor Katie Hobbs is launching a special task force to address the state’s growing need for physicians and nurses.
Katie Hobbs and, of course, "El Grito de Independencia" ceremony, offered by the Consul General of Mexico in Phoenix, ...
Senate Health & Human Services Committee Chairman T.J. Shope said in a statement on Wednesday that he will be looking into ...
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — New questions surround Arizona’s spending of $15 billion in taxpayer money after an administrative law ...
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