On Monday, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs will give her first state of the state address one week after being sworn into office.
In the House of Representatives, Ben Toma will serve as speaker and William Petersen will serve as Senate president.
, Hobbs pledged to work with her political rivals, while also calling on elected officials to reject conspiracy theories that were promoted by GOP candidates who lost their elections in November.Tune in to FOX 10 Phoenix for the latest news:Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs lays out vision in inaugural speechBREAKING NEWS
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