The state Legislature ed a bill that would ban anti-Semitic content in Arizona schools and now waits for action from Gov. Katie Hobbs. The measure prohibits teachers, principals, and s from teaching, instructing, or training students in any antisemitism or anti-Semitic conduct. Some educators believe the legislation, as written, weaponizes concerns about a real issue in antisemitism. Zach Prelutsky reports.
The mailer is labeled as an ‘Annual Water Test Notice’ and asks the recipient to take a water sample and send it back to the address listed on the mailer.
New body-camera video shows when a trooper pulled over state Sen. Jake Hoffman in Mesa for criminal speeding and let the politician off with a warning when learning who he was. Hoffman does not tell the trooper he’s a lawmaker or ask for immunity. The traffic stop sparked another debate over legislative immunity in Arizona. Tom Powell reports.
A man talked about his brother who was shot and killed by a Peoria police officer and said he struggled with mental illness and shouldn't have been shot. Andrew Cardon said his brother, Matthew Cardon, claims he was unarmed during the incident. Peoria police said Matthew attacked a mother and tried to kidnap her baby on Thursday night.
Danforth died unexpectedly Sunday at the age of 78.