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San Luis mayor-elect Nieves Riedel sits down for a candid conversation about life in the border community and new polling shows how the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion could impact how Arizonans vote. -
Fernando Quiroz is Director of the AZ-CA Humanitarian Coalition. The group makes regular visits to the border, often twice a day, to observe, help migrants with information, and clean up what has become more than just a political mess.
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A Pima County judge won't halt implementation of her ruling that an Arizona territorial-era law outlawing virtually all abortions is once again enforceable. -
South Yuma County students won't have to make long trek to Yuma campus for lab requirements.
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OH Predictive Insights survey shows issue promises to have an impact at the poll
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Arizona Clean Elections Commission hosts testy discussion
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Members of Arizona House and Senate discuss water, education, infrastructure and more at event hosted by Arizona Western College.
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Buyers of new homes are entitled to sue builders for hidden defects for up to eight years -- even if they have signed contracts waiving that right, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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Gov. Doug Ducey broke no laws when he unilaterally cut off the extra $300 a week the unemployed in Arizona were getting last year, the state Court of Appeals has ruled.
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Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is asking Gov. Doug Ducey to call a special legislative session to let lawmakers provide "additional clarity'' about which of two abortion laws on the books they want enforced.
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Arizona utility regulators have the individual power to seek corporate records to see if a company is funneling "dark money'' into the campaigns of their colleagues.
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Universal vouchers of public funds for 1.1 million public school students to attend private and parochial schools are on their way to becoming legal in Arizona.
