A look at new Arizona laws that go into effect Friday

PHOENIX — A slew of Arizona laws that take affect Friday include new rules
for ride-hailing companies like Uber, access to vouchers for all children living
on Indian reservations, and a ban on abortion coverage in insurance policies
bought through the federal exchange.

Republican Gov. Doug Ducey signed 324 laws passed by the GOP-controlled
Legislature in their spring session. Here is a look at some of them:

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