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Senate President Warren Petersen's letter follows Arizona Republic reporting detailing how ASU handled messy fallout over a ...
Arizona senate president Warren Petersen requested the FCC investigate the state's PBS station for alleged bias toward the ...
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The impact of a school-funding ruling and the prospects for Senate President Warren Petersen's call for the FCC to yank ASU's ...
Senate President Warren Petersen says emails reveal ASU engaged in "viewpoint discrimination." ASU maintains debate backup ...
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen is calling on the Federal Communications Commission to revoke Arizona PBS’s ...
An Arizona lawmaker is asking the Federal Communications Commission to revoke Arizona PBS’ license over how the station ...
Arizona’s 2026 primary election is less than a year away, but lawmakers are already gearing up for their plans after the next ...
PHOENIX — Senate President Warren Petersen is asking the Federal Communications Commission to investigate KAET-TV, the Phoenix PBS affiliate, and to potentially revoke the station’s license.
Senate President Warren Petersen is relying on money left over from prior legislative campaigns to give his bid for attorney general a financial bump.