Republican lawmakers in the Arizona House of Representatives failed to advance two of their priorities before the end of the ...

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a measure that would have forced the removal of elected school board members if their district is ...

Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that would have forced school board members and superintendents out of office when a district ...

Matt Gress has mastered the art of failing upward. But he’s doing so at the expense of Arizona taxpayers, teachers, students and the developmentally disabled.

Gress is hardly a miser. As Republicans go, he’s a young man with an old soul. At 36, his range of life experience will rival and top just about anyone twice his age.

State Rep. Matt Gress (front) speaks during a news conference announcing a new bill, "Preston's Law," in the Capitol Rose Garden at the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix on Jan. 23, 2025.

Arizona GOP splits as Senate introduces $17.6B budget plan, calling House version "fantasyland" with 2 weeks left ...

(The Center Square) – As Arizona continues to face homelessness issues, Rep. Matt Gress, R-Phoenix, is hoping to crack down on drug-related crime in areas where homeless individuals typically ...