Even Arizonans who aren't on Medicaid benefit from it, said Sen. Ruben Gallego, who is trying to get the word out before Congress cuts funding.

The Democratic senator was back in Arizona on Saturday attending a roundtable focused on the impact of Medicaid cuts by the ...

The new budget resolution passed by House Republicans is asking many different congressional committees to make deep cuts to ...

Attorney General Kris Mayes' aggressive style is in sharp contrast with the approach of Gov. Katie Hobbs, who is choosing her ...

Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego says the Republican budget proposal slashes too much from the Medicaid bucket and adds $4 trillion to the federal deficit.

Democratic Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego gathered with state health leaders for a discussion on what potential cuts could mean for Arizonans. “We aren’t trying to scare you," Gallego said.

Freshman Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego was recently named the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee’s new subcommittee on “digital assets,” which will oversee cryptocurrencies.

My first is with Arizona’s junior senator, Ruben Gallego. Gallego’s win over Kari Lake was one of the few bright spots for Democrats in November. A former member of the House, Gallego won in a ...

Senators Kelly and Gallego reintroduce a bill to transfer forest land to Gila County, aiming to create a veterans' community ...