The candidates for Arizona secretary of state debate who would better protect voters' rights.
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There's nothing unconstitutional about a 2022 Arizona law requiring disclosure of exactly who is spending money on campaign ads, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
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PHOENIX — State election officials are trying to block an effort by Republicans to cancel the voter registrations of several hundred adult children of U.S. citizens — predominantly Democrats — who live overseas.
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Democrat Nick Mansour and Republican Elijah Norton both lean in on lawsuits and opposition websites to undercut the other's credibility to handle Arizona's $32 billion in assets.
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Republican challenger Warren Petersen raised the no-bid contract during a Sept. 23 debate.
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Democrat JoAnna Mendoza undertook a sweeping purge of her online social media accounts before launching her campaign for a key Arizona U.S. House district, removing a number of posts related to policing, LGBTQ+ equality, systemic racism and other topics.
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The Goldwater Institute supports Arizona Proposition 320, which mandates schools spend at least 60 cents per dollar on direct educational expenses like teacher salaries and supplies, aiming to increase classroom funding from the current 52.1 cents average statewide.
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Street signs paid for by Turning Point USA's political arm that declare "Democrats for Biggs" have generated a stir, complaints of campaign finance violations, and a question.
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Kris Mayes and Warren Petersen clashed over lawsuits against the Trump administration, data centers, utility rates and immigration enforcement in their attorney general debate.
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SCOTTSDALE — Republican candidate Elijah Norton wants to bar the state treasurer's office from buying the stocks and bonds of companies he says are guilty of "discrimination.'' He said those include companies that have diversity, equity and inclusion policies.
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In a news conference on the lawn of the state Senate, Andy Biggs on Tuesday vowed to eliminate tax incentives for data centers, allow Arizona restaurants to serve raw milk and limit the use of food stamps to purchase "junk food.''
PHOENIX — An Arizona congressional candidate is accused of threatening a judge and an attorney, authorities said.
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PHOENIX — Candidate Teresa Leyba Ruiz said if private and parochial schools want to accept state dollars for tuition, they should be required to prove through academic testing that the students are learning.
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The alleged "pay-to-play'' probe against Gov. Katie Hobbs has been refreshed following reports that Sen. Jake Hoffman, the lawmaker previously spearheading the effort, owns an advertising firm that's financially benefiting from $1.2M in advertising to help Republican Andy Biggs beat Hobbs.
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A coal-generating station in New Mexico slated for closure in 2031 may get a seven-year extension thanks to an agreement between Arizona's largest electricity provider and a tribal-owned energy company.
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Governor Katie Hobbs is restoring nearly 16.5 million dollars in COVID relief funds to state universities after earlier budget cuts, aiming to support higher education without disputing the broader budget deal made with Republican lawmakers earlier this year.
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For 46 years the identity of the man investigators dubbed "Flagstaff Kowboy John Doe," remained a mystery.
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A Syrian woman with cancer and a boy with epilepsy are among thousands of Arizona refugees losing Medicaid coverage on Oct. 1 due to changes in federal funding for legal immigrants, reducing access to essential medical care for vulnerable populations.
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ZoomInfo reports software companies are launching AI sales agents four times faster than other industries, driven by data readiness and deal complexity.
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Paramount Business Jets reports that private jet pricing has become more transparent due to federal regulations, allowing buyers to better understand quotes.
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NinjaTrader reports that experienced stock traders can transition to futures by understanding contract mechanics, margin requirements, and practicing with micro futures to manage risk effectively.
Robberies and killings linked to black market marijuana transactions persisted after state voters approved legalizing cannabis.
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Jose Mora pleaded guilty to one reduced charge out of an eight counts. In an Arizona Daily Star investigation, he was accused of molestation, and his pastor of failing to report.
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A man has been arrested in connection with a shooting this week that started in the drive-thru of a Marana In-N-Out, police say.
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Danielle Renae Lee-Sharp, 39, who was released from jail last week in charges stemming from the probe into her teen son's missing persons case near Tucson, died by suicide over the weekend, authorities confirmed Monday.
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Governor Katie Hobbs is restoring nearly 16.5 million dollars in COVID relief funds to state universities after earlier budget cuts, aiming to support higher education without disputing the broader budget deal made with Republican lawmakers earlier this year.
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A Syrian woman with cancer and a boy with epilepsy are among thousands of Arizona refugees losing Medicaid coverage on Oct. 1 due to changes in federal funding for legal immigrants, reducing access to essential medical care for vulnerable populations.
Secretary of State recorded debate featuring candidates Adrian Fontes and Alexander Kolodin.
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Matthew Ammel had a mental breakdown the night that he trashed Kyrsten Sinema’s Cave Creek home, he told The Arizona Republic in an exclusive interview.