Howard Fischer

It doesn't look like motorcyclists are going to get special protection from police harassment. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

The days of live turtles, rabbits and parakeets as prizes at the fair may be numbered. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.

A vote this week by the Senate Commerce Committee could soon provide relief for Lottery Winners who want to escape calls from family, friends and foes. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

What's being billed as a legislative study of in vitro fertilization could be the first step toward banning the process outright in the state. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

The Senate Appropriations Committee voted this week to let teachers legally carry concealed weapons in at least some public schools. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

The head of the Maricopa County NAACP is accusing two members of the state Board of Regents of having conflicts of interest. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.

A new ruling by the state Supreme Court will mean new restrictions on the ability of victims of securities fraud to recover. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

Photo enforcement is here to stay, at least for the time being. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.

State lawmakers moved this week to give themselves and other candidates the right to collect more money - a lot of it - from individuals and political action committees. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

If you're concerned the federal government is going to make your dollar worthless, state lawmakers have you in mind. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.