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KAWC spoke with U.S. Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva and U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego about the ongoing federal government shutdown and the delay on her swearing-in.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announced late Friday that representatives from her office will interview two applicants at the Yuma County Historic Courthouse, Courtroom 316, located at 250 West 2nd Street in Yuma.
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The Town of Wellton hosted its first joint work session with the Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 21, to review recent cooperative projects and discuss future initiatives aimed at improving local infrastructure and services.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs may cancel her membership in the National Governors Association.
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City of Yuma Offers Flexible Payment Options During Government Shutdown.
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Top Republican lawmakers want to appeal a federal court ruling that voided a state law which says transgender individuals can get an amended birth certificate only if they first undergo surgery.
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Rural Arizona families are feeling the effects of the government shutdown as tens of thousands of federal workers have lost their jobs amid the impasse.
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Board members Luis Márquez and Liliana Arroyo are up for recall in a special San Luis election. Election day is Nov. 4, but ballots by mail should be sent by Oct. 28.
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Votantes de San Luis, Arizona tendrán chance a remover o mantener dos miembros de la mesa directiva del distrito Gadsden en Noviembre: Luis Márquez y Liliana Arroyo.
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Congresswoman-elect Adelita Grijalva and Attorney General Kris Mayes filed suit Tuesday against the U.S. House of Representatives for failing to swear her in and give her full access despite having been elected last month and the results certified by state officials.
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An attorney for the Arizona Republican Party is asking a judge to void a 20-year-old law that allows some people who never have lived in the state to vote in elections.
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Hundreds in Yuma joined the nationwide “No Kings” rally, a movement pushing back against what protesters call threats to democracy.