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As President Donald Trumpβs administration continues to send mixed messages, the stateβs election officials and voting rights groups are readying for a host of federal…
Read full article βSuspicious letters, some of which contained unknown substances, were sent to three of Arizonaβs Democratic members of Congress, just days after the Secretary of Stateβs…
Read full article βTUSD Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo says Hudlow Elementary, among up to 10 other schools, should be closed in the district's plans for consolidation.
Read full article βSouth Tucson is expecting the construction of a Verizon cell tower, despite the fact that it's approval violates the city's code and has garnered backlash…
Read full article βLeonard Hernandez, one of three finalists for Pima County administrator, resigned from a previous post amid controversies about his leadership style, administrative skills and workplace…
Read full article βA last-minute order from a federal appeals court on Friday delayed a takeover of the state prison healthcare system.
Read full article βNearly eight weeks after the federal government slashed Arizonaβs share of Colorado River water by nearly a third, the stateβs Department of Water Resources joined…
Read full article βThe Arizona Secretary of Stateβs Office was evacuated Thursday after a worker opened a letter containing an unknown white powder.
Read full article βA progressive advocacy group is calling for Republicans who took money from a pac founded by the head of one of Arizonaβs largest charter school…
Read full article βThe stateβs highest court is set to determine whether the Clean Elections Commission has the power to investigate whether two Green Party candidates fraudulently obtained…
Read full article βNewsroom staff at the Arizona Daily Star voted to form a union this week, in an effort to increase wages, improve living conditions and limit…
Read full article βJake Martin, who left his position Wednesday as Pima County's deputy treasurer, said recently appointed Treasurer Jorge Soto told him to resign but didn't provide…
Read full article βArizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing OpenAI over its ChatGPT feature, saying it violates the stateβs consumer fraud protections and endangers children.
Read full article βJust a month after President Donald Trump ordered the Department of the Interior to begin the process of delisting the endangered gray wolf, the U.S.…
Read full article βProponents of Proposition 144 say that it will make Arizonaβs elections faster and more secure, but critics say itβs unlikely to significantly speed up results…
Read full article βThe director of the Clean Elections Commission told the Arizona Supreme Court that two Green Party candidates being investigated for campaign finance fraud are working…
Read full article βThe U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal to overturn hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal sanctions against lawyers who represented failed gubernatorial…
Read full article βThe search for the next top executive in Pima County government has narrowed to candidates from Gilbert, Ariz., and Olympia, Wash., as well as local…
Read full article βThe Tohono O'odham Nation expect a clash between federal officials and tribal members caused by the Trump administration's removal of saguaros as part of border…
Read full article βA federal judge has released the final person arrested after a weeklong confrontation between Border Patrol agents and protesters trying to save a grove of…
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