The Arizona Corporation Commission has approved a new power line leading from Tucson's southeast side to the Sahuarita area, over the objectio…
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- Rick Rappaport, Oro Valley
On New Year's Eve afternoon -- even when the wind was down -- New Mexico's largest Utility (70% of ratepayers) produced 95% of their generatio…
- Saskia Hatvany, River Valley Media Group
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Disclaimer: this video discusses sensitive topics such as self-harm, identity-based discrimination and harassment and suicide.Tristan Lorenz, …
- Melissa Lambarena, NerdWallet
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Capital One's potential acquisition of Discover, announced this week, would have a major effect on the competitive landscape for credit cards. So what does this mean for holders of Capital One and Discover credit cards?
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Experts Warn Ongoing , Megadrought , Could Have Catastrophic Impact. 'Newsweek' reports that the current "megadrought" in the western half of …
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Is it wrong to assume you can gift everyone everything royal? Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
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Stacker compiled information from government agencies and voting rights organizations on how you can become a poll worker, and various other r…
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Stacker compiled information from government agencies and voting rights organizations on how you can become a poll worker, and various other r…
The Duchess of Sussex has launched a legal bid to stop the legal team from deposing husband Prince Harry and father Thomas Markle. Veuer’s Chl…
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Background checks are common, and most of the time they go off without a hitch. However, it makes sense to know what a future employer will see on your background report.
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