Gov. Katie Hobbs' comments come as some Arizona communities are looking at the possibility of using treated effluent as they deal with the multi-year drought and cuts in water from the Colorado River.
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- Josh Heywood and Stephen Richer For The Arizona Republic
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- Stacey Barchenger Arizona Republic
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A seven-page memo cleared Governor Katie Hobbs of criminal wrongdoing in a bribery probe, noting a precedent where a previous GOP attorney general also declined charges against a governor from his party, highlighting the political sensitivity of the investigation during ongoing election campaigns
- Stacey Barchenger Arizona Republic
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Rep. Andy Biggs helped expand Arizona's Supreme Court, but opposes doing so for the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Michael A. Chihak Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Syndicated columnist George Will has floated former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey as a potential 2028 Republican presidential candidate. This opinion argues Ducey's record on taxes, school vouchers, climate policy and border spending tells a different story, contending Arizonans have already seen the consequences of his leadership.
- Howard Fischer
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says she will veto all legislation that reaches her desk until lawmakers deliver their long-promised budget proposal.
- Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Gov. Katie Hobbs to drop demand to dig deeper into the Arizona school trust fund for more education funding, a move that could make a deal with Republicans for teacher pay raises more likely.
- Charles Borla
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From bus stop upgrades to more workforce development programs and neighborhood clean-up efforts, Prop. 414's "Neighborhood & Community Resilience" category amounts to about $130 million over the next decade for a range of quality of life issues.
- Howard Fischer
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Arizona's new Supreme Court Justice xxxxxxx, has strong ties to the University of Arizona. Cruz earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from the school in 1998 and a law degree in 2001.
- Bob Christie Capitol Media Services
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PHOENIX — A GOP lawmaker who plays a key role in negotiating the state budget pronounced Tuesday that Gov. Katie Hobbs’ proposal is dead on ar…
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