PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate President Warren Petersen is joining a coalition of states and energy companies in a lawsuit to eliminate regulatory hurdles when providing citizens with clean, affordable, and reliable nuclear energy through small modular reactors (SMRs).

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate President Warren Petersen is working with the newly confirmed U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, Harmeet Dhillon, to end the U.S. Department of Justice's effort to impose a destructive and costly consent decree on the Phoenix Police Department.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— A bill to crack down on sexual predators in Arizona schools is headed to the Governor for her signature after passing the Legislature today with bipartisan support.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senator Tim Dunn is calling out Governor Katie Hobbs for irresponsibly vetoing his legislation today that would have ensured Arizonans are provided with reliable and affordable utility services.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Rachel Keshel are working to eliminate unnecessary financial burdens for Arizona families navigating divorce, with legislation to block courts from demanding therapy on a grieving family's dime.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Troubling revelations uncovered during today's Senate Committee on Director Nominations (DINO), with two of Governor Katie Hobbs' appointments to lead state agencies, are reinforcing the critical role the committee serves as a check against radical, biased, and unqualified candidates.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senator Shawnna Bolick is supporting Arizona's law enforcement with legislation to continue the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC).

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Judiciary & Elections Committee Chair Wendy Rogers is setting the record straight on why HB 2030, dubbed the "stolen valor bill" and  sponsored by Representative Walt Blackman, did not advance through the committee.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Majority Leader Janae Shamp applauds Tuesday night's confirmation of Dr. Marty Makary as the new U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner and vows to continue working to implement a "Make Arizona Healthy Again" agenda, supporting the goals of the Trump Administration to aggressively fight the detrimental health challenges Americans are facing today. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Health & Human Services Committee Chair Carine Werner is calling for a probe of the Arizona Department of Child Services (DCS) group home regulations in response to the gruesome murder of 14-year-old Emily Pike, after she ran away from her state-licensed facility in January. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA—Despite a moderation in Arizona gas prices from the painful $4 and $5 levels over the past four years, drivers are still paying about $1 more per gallon today than they were in 2020. In an effort to ease the financial burden hitting hardworking Arizonans each time they fill their tanks, and to prevent future extreme price hikes at the pump, Senate and House Republicans are working together on legislation to tackle one of the driving forces behind rising fuel prices.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senator Jake Hoffman is working alongside the Trump Administration to reduce harmful and unnecessary environmental regulations stifling Arizona's economic success and increasing costs on hardworking families.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Members of the media and the public are invited to join Senate Majority Leader Janae Shamp and House Representative Leo Biasiucci for a roundtable discussion on legislation to support the "Make Arizona Healthy Again" agenda, in line with the Trump Administration's efforts to "Make America Healthy Again."

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans applaud Vice President J.D. Vance for his remarks at the National League of Cities Conference last week, where he recognized the disaster that local regulations, including zoning laws, have had on middle-class Americans trying to access the American Dream of homeownership. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are working to protect the health and well-being of Arizona's furry, four-legged friends with legislation broadening the conditions under which animal cruelty can be charged. This legislation, aimed at strengthening protections for innocent pets from harm, moves to the House of Representatives for consideration after passing the Senate with bipartisan support today.  

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Bipartisan legislation establishing protections for college athletes with name, image, likeness deals is being considered by the House after receiving near unanimous support in the Senate Thursday. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Arizona Senate Majority Leader Janae Shamp, Majority Whip Frank Carroll, Senator David Gowan, and Senator Vince Leach are issuing a joint statement critical of how Governor Katie Hobbs and the state agencies that fall under her responsibility have contributed to the $122 million shortfall in the program that oversees the delivery of services for those with developmental disabilities.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are working to better protect patients who are receiving medical care in Arizona with a legislative proposal to bolster rights against unnecessary harm from healthcare providers.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Upon several meetings in Washington, D.C. this week between members of President Donald J. Trump's cabinet and Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, positive action is being taken to strengthen Arizona and states alike.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— In response to an eye-opening committee hearing to investigate the causes behind recent fire insurance cancellations and dramatic premium increases on homeowners, Senate Federalism Committee Chairman Mark Finchem is now requesting assistance from the federal government to provide indemnification to individuals impacted, and to release Arizona's land from proprietorial-only control, placing it back under the authority of the State.