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Advocates for Social Security are rallying in Phoenix this week at an event they're calling the "Silver Sit-In."
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Arizona could save over $100 million in 10 years by replacing retiring state and local gas-powered fleet vehicles with electric models, a new report finds.
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There’s a break in the clouds that have hovered over Colorado River negotiations for more than a year. State water leaders appear to be coalescing behind a new proposal for sharing the river after talks were stuck in a deadlock for more than a year.
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In a bipartisan effort to enhance border security and curb the flow of fentanyl into American communities, Senators Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.) introduced the CHECKPOINT Act this week, aimed at modernizing U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint operations.
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Calling his proposal a "farce'' and "grandstanding,'' Gov. Katie Hobbs is nixing the request by House Speaker Steven Montenegro for an unprecedented "continuation budget'' to give him a chance to negotiate a new spending plan different than the one that already has been agreed to by her and the Senate.
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This is our first episode of KAWC's The Hot Spot! This week, we heard from Deja Foxx about her experience campaigning as a Gen-Z in Arizona Congressional District 7 primary election.
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During an interview with KAWC, Dr. Corr announced that AWC won't be increasing property taxes despite federal funding uncertainties and initial projections that it'd be needed.
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Southern Arizona is holding a special election this summer. Gen-Z candidate Deja Foxx spoke with the KAWC Student Newsroom about her experience running in the Democratic primary for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.
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State senators gave final approval early Friday morning for what essentially amounts to a Goldilocks budget: one considered too big by some and too small by others.
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Jamie Sheldahl began his career in Yuma School District One and now, decades later, he's retiring as its superintendent.
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This Republican seeking Arizona’s District 7 seat is on federal probation until 2029 for PPP loan fraud and owes hundreds of thousands in restitution and campaign finance fines
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture office in Yuma that was previously set to close under DOGE efforts will remain operational following intervention from U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), local leaders confirmed this week.