Wendy Rogers

Legislation backed by Republicans in the state House of Representatives and endorsed by Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes would lower the threshold for enhanced sentencing requirements in fentanyl sales from 200 grams to 100 grams, while a competing proposal in the Senate would impose harsher sentences when just 9 grams of the drug is present. […]

WILLIAMS — More than 200 residents packed Williams Elementary-Middle School on Sunday, Jan. 11, to voice safety concerns about Highway 64 to State Sen. Wendy Rogers, Mayor Don Dent and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) officials. Attendees included Coconino County Supervisor Tammy Ontiveros, County Sheriff Bret Axlund and several first responders from the surrounding area.

PHOENIX — Arizona veterans who have served their country could soon receive free lifetime access to the state’s parks under legislation introduced by Wendy Rogers. SB 1050 directs the Arizona State Parks Board to issue a lifetime veteran’s pass at no cost to qualifying veterans who are current Arizona residents and have lived in the state for at least one

Thanks to Jeff Oravits for the opportunity to discuss upcoming repairs to SR-64 and walk through my legislative priorities — including artificial intelligence, the Arizona Trail, border security, the state budget, campus carry, state park fees, fentanyl sentencing, HOAs, and drug detox facilities, among many others. Watch now:

WILLIAMS — Mayor Don Dent and State Sen. Wendy Rogers will host a public forum Sunday, Jan. 11 to discuss planned repairs and upgrades for Highway 64. Dent will open the meeting at 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at Williams City Hall, 113 South 1st Street. Rogers plans to share current information on the project scheduled