death benefits; burial costs
The Senate is currently deciding on a bill that would provide money to help families pay for funeral and burial costs when a loved one dies.
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The Senate is currently deciding on a bill that would provide money to help families pay for funeral and burial costs when a loved one dies.
The Senate is currently debating a bill that would change how much insurance companies have to pay doctors for giving patients vaccines.
A bill currently in the Senate would create stricter rules for how Arizona’s public universities (governed by ABOR) interact with foreign countries. If the universities break these new rules, they could face penalties.
The Senate is deciding on new rules for the equipment companies use to provide phone and internet service.
The Senate is considering a bill that would stop cities and counties from creating their own unique licensing rules for jobs. The goal is to make sure professional requirements are the same throughout the entire state.
A bill in the Senate would allow public school students to leave campus for part of the day to attend religious classes.
This bill sets the rules for how a city can add new land to its borders. It is currently being debated in the House.
There is a bill in the House that changes how a parent must be officially notified when a court is starting the process to legally end their parental rights.
The House of Representatives is considering a new bill about the fines people have to pay if they turn in their tax returns late.
Lawmakers are working on a bill that would force companies to be more open about when and how they use AI. It is currently being debated in the House and is not yet a law.
Lawmakers are deciding on new rules for how people can split up small pieces of land. The bill is currently being discussed in the House of Representatives.
The state Senate is currently deciding on new rules for "small modular reactors." These are just tiny, easier-to-build nuclear power plants. If the bill passes, the state’s electricity regulators will be in charge of overseeing how they are used.