Governor Jan Brewer has vetoed a bill that would have required certain health care providers to have lists of what some of their services cost.

The Arizona Senate has defeated a measure that would have allowed lottery winners to remain anonymous, but the issue is likely to come back up for another vote.

The state Senate has given its preliminary approval to a bill that would allow religious organizations to avoid paying unemployment taxes for educational and day care workers.

A Senate-passed bill that authorizes the use of gold and silver coins as legal tender has won the approval of the Arizona House.

The Arizona House of Representatives has given its preliminary approval to a measure that would make privately minted gold and silver coins legal tender in the state.

Governor Jan Brewer has signed into law a rule that stops schools from putting students in isolation rooms without their parents’ consent.

Arizona legislators want to refinance a federal loan that kept the state’s unemployment fund afloat during the recession. 

A bill to require courts to hold initial hearings in custody cases sooner will go to the governor, after winning the approval of the state House of Representatives Wednesday.

A bill to allow school employees to carry guns is scheduled for a hearing Wednesday afternoon in a state House committee.

The League of Arizona Cities and Towns has released a proposal to simplify the state sales tax system.