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Arizona Lawmakers Send Chase Field Bill to Gov. Hobbs

Katie Hobbs · Phoenix

Arizona Lawmakers Send Chase Field Bill to Gov. Hobbs

45% Center coverage: 18 sources

The Arizona House passed a bipartisan bill to help fund repairs at Chase Field, allocating around $500 million over the next 30 years to pay for those improvements. The bill now heads to Gov. Katie Hobbs to sign.See the Story

Arizona Congressional Candidate Shares Their Healthcare Concerns

Donald Trump · Phoenix

Arizona Congressional Candidate Shares Their Healthcare Concerns

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A congressional candidate visited Yuma Thursday to talk about healthcare concerns. Congressional candidate Daniel Hernandez held a press conference on medicaid and the senate passing president Trump's big beautiful bill. "What it's going to do is negatively impact tens of thousands of people in rural communities just like Yuma, whether it's Santa Cruz, Cochise, or Yuma County," said democratic candidate for Arizona's 7…See the Story

States Adopt Third-Party Litigation-Financing Reform

States Adopt Third-Party Litigation-Financing Reform

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

States around the country continue to take action to address concerns about third-party litigation financing. About half of all states have at least considered legislation this year to address concerns about third-party litigation financing. In 2025, Georgia, Kansas and Oklahoma have already adopted rules to regulate the litigation-finance industry. The legal term is used to describe instances when litigation financiers pay for lawsuits they fee…See the Story

Workforce Summit panel examines child care’s role in Arizona’s economic competitiveness - Chamber Business News

At the 2025 Arizona Workforce Summit, a panel discussion explored a critical question at the intersection of workforce and economic policy: Is child care a key to Arizona’s workforce and economic success? Hosted by the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity, the session featured representatives from business, government, and early childhood organizations, including Grace Appelbe of […]Katie Hobbs · Phoenix Read Article

Growth isn't the problem—it's the answer - Chamber Business News

Arizona has experienced a bonanza of population and job growth over the last five years, and it’s transforming our economy in exciting ways. Since 2020, roughly 100,000 people have moved to our great state every year, according to the Common Sense Institute. The momentum shows no signs of slowing. From major manufacturing to high-tech and […]Economy · Phoenix Read Article

Why the Legislature’s Budget Proposal Would Put California in an Even Deeper Hole

62% Center coverage: 16 sources

During his annual report on the state’s finances last fall, legislative budget analyst Gabe Petek warned that budget spending was increasing by about 6% a year while revenues were growing by just 4%. “Taken together, we view it as unlikely that revenue growth will be fast enough to catch up to ongoing spending,” Petek said, adding “in the coming years, legislative action could be necessary to close this gap.” Petek’s admonition is falling on dea…Livermore · Livermore See the Story

Q&A: Ariz. Board of Regents executive director discusses board’s role, SPEED bond proposal - Chamber Business News

In this latest Q&A feature, we visit with Arizona Board of Regents Executive Director Chad Sampson, who assumed that role last year after previously serving as ABOR associate general counsel and as vice president of academic affairs and institutional analysis. Sampson discusses the importance of Arizona’s three public universities to the economic success of the […]Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Data centers are a backbone of Arizona's economy - Chamber Business News

This opinion column by Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Danny Seiden originally appeared in The Phoenix Business Journal. We’ve seen a lot in the news lately about “data centers.” But what exactly are they, and why should Arizonans care? Think of a data center as a digital warehouse—a secure, high-powered facility […]Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

From RFPs to ABCs: How employers create on-site child care

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Sheryl Shushan, director of global family services at Patagonia, told HR Dive how the company went from babies sleeping in filing cabinets to a full-time day care operation for 200 children.United States · United States See the Story

It was crunch time again at the Legislature | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Within a split-second of a Friday evening deadline about two weeks ago, state Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole announced in a legislative conference room, “We have a bill. Gotta be the last one.”Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix See the Story

3 ways small firms can protect again cyberattacks

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Without cybersecurity protocols, solo practitioners and small firms are vulnerable to cyberthreats.Software See the Story

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