Wendy Rogers

Governor Katie Hobbs has signed SB1426, legislation sponsored by Wendy Rogers that strengthens Arizona’s protections for homeowners and property owners facing unlawful occupants, commonly known as squatters. The new law comes amid growing concerns nationwide about individuals occupying homes without permission and exploiting legal loopholes to delay removal. In some states, property owners have been forced into lengthy […]

Governor Katie Hobbs has signed SB1067, legislation sponsored by Wendy Rogers that gives rural Arizona communities stronger tools to address blighted and neglected properties. For years, local officials across rural Arizona have struggled with abandoned structures, junk-filled lots, and other nuisance properties that reduce property values, create public safety concerns, and discourage investment in communities. In many cases,

Wendy Rogers joins the Jeff Oravits Show to discuss the ongoing budget battle at the Arizona Capitol, the future of school choice initiatives, Northern Arizona water concerns, and the challenges facing rural communities. Rogers also shares her perspective on desalination, aquifer management, housing policy, and the importance of protecting Arizona’s long-term economic and infrastructure future.

Senator Wendy Rogers explains her vote against Brigadier General John A. Conley’s nomination, thanking him for his service while arguing that the Adjutant General of the Arizona National Guard must be more than an effective manager. Drawing on her military background, Rogers emphasizes the need for a leader with operational command experience who can inspire,

During a Director Nominations Committee hearing, Wendy Rogers questioned Brigadier General John A. Conley on military leadership, chain of command, operational experience, and the responsibilities of commanding the Arizona National Guard during a time of growing global conflict. Drawing on her own background as an Air Force pilot, Rogers challenged whether a career JAG officer without operational