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State schools chief Tom Horne is making a last-ditch effort to force school districts to use only "structured English immersion'' to teach students who are not proficient.
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Arizona officials are urging the federal government to release more than $150 million in solar energy funding that was awarded to the state last year.
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Governor Katie Hobbs has declared a State of Emergency in La Paz County after the Oxbow Bridge collapsed into the Colorado River, following a wildfire that burned through the structure.
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The Democratic governor formally asked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for the money in a letter sent Thursday.
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The Department of Water Resources will allow Buckeye to withdraw up to 5,926 acre-feet of water a year from the Harquahala basin in western Arizona for up to 110 years. That is enough to serve more than 17,000 homes.
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State schools chief Tom Horne has no legal power to force school districts to use only "structured English immersion'' to teach the language to students who are not proficient, the Court of Appeals has decided.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs gave $10M in COVID funds to Undue Medical Debt which leverages donations to buy up unpaid debt from collection agencies and hospitals.
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Come Sept. 26, it's finally going to be a crime in Arizona to fail to get proper medical attention for a pet.
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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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Gov. Katie Hobbs highlighted the critical role of Yuma agriculture, which produces 90 percent of the leafy greens consumed in North America during winter.