New Solar Installations Bring Reliable Power to More Navajo Homes in Arizona

New Solar Installations Bring Reliable Power to More Navajo Homes in Arizona

Javier Manjarres
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June 25, 2026
Nine additional families on the Navajo Nation now have access to home electricity through an expanding solar initiative led by...
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Court Rules Trump Overstepped on Mail-In Voting and Kris Mayes Says It Was Never a Close Call

Court Rules Trump Overstepped on Mail-In Voting and Kris Mayes Says It Was Never a Close Call

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 25, 2026
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's executive order targeting mail-in voting, and Attorney General Kris Mayes (D-AZ) is...
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Arizona Officials Respond as ROAD to Housing Act Stalls at the White House

Arizona Officials Respond as ROAD to Housing Act Stalls at the White House

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 25, 2026
Millions of Americans are struggling to afford a home, and a bill that could have helped was just blocked, prompting...
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No More Missed Warning Signs With Arizona Rewriting Its Child Safety Rules

No More Missed Warning Signs With Arizona Rewriting Its Child Safety Rules

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 25, 2026
State Senator Carine Werner (R-AZ) is making waves in the state's child protection system after a series of bills she...
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Greg Stanton Urges USDA to Reopen Douglas Facility as New World Screwworm Threat Grows

Greg Stanton Urges USDA to Reopen Douglas Facility as New World Screwworm Threat Grows

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 24, 2026
The New World Screwworm whose larvae burrow into the living flesh of animals is spreading across the Southwest, and Congressman...
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More Than a Museum: Why the Obama Center's Opening Moved Yassamin Ansari

More Than a Museum: Why the Obama Center's Opening Moved Yassamin Ansari

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 24, 2026
For Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ), the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago was more than a political event;...
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Arizona's Tribal Communities Could See More Federal Business Support Under New Bill

Arizona's Tribal Communities Could See More Federal Business Support Under New Bill

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 24, 2026
A bill aimed at improving federal support for Native American small business owners cleared the U.S. House unanimously, with Representative...
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Chris Lopez's Bill to Provide Affordable Healthcare for Rural Arizona Now Law

Chris Lopez's Bill to Provide Affordable Healthcare for Rural Arizona Now Law

Grayson Bakich
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June 23, 2026
State Representative Chris Lopez's (R-16) House Bill 2444, which provides affordable healthcare to rural Arizonans, has been signed into law....
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Quang Nguyen's Shooting Range Closure Bill Signed into Law

Quang Nguyen's Shooting Range Closure Bill Signed into Law

Grayson Bakich
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June 23, 2026
State Representative Quang Nguyen's (R-1) bill concerning the closure of state-owned public shooting ranges has been signed into law. What...
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Mitzi Epstein Calls Arizona School Spending Measure a Punishment, Not a Policy

Mitzi Epstein Calls Arizona School Spending Measure a Punishment, Not a Policy

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 23, 2026
Arizona State Senator Mitzi Epstein (D-AZ) has been vocal about her concerns with a proposed ballot measure she believes is...
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Katie Hobbs Vetoes Bill Requiring Age and Consent Checks on Porn Sites

Katie Hobbs Vetoes Bill Requiring Age and Consent Checks on Porn Sites

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 23, 2026
A measure aimed at requiring commercial pornography websites to screen sexual material before it goes online will not move forward...
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Arizona Democrats Urge Federal Government to Keep Tucson's Native Health Office Open

Arizona Democrats Urge Federal Government to Keep Tucson's Native Health Office Open

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 23, 2026
More than 30 Arizona Democratic lawmakers are pushing back against a federal proposal that could significantly alter how Native communities...
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Arizona Primary Is One Month Away and June 22 Is the Last Day to Register

Arizona Primary Is One Month Away and June 22 Is the Last Day to Register

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 22, 2026
The clock is ticking for Arizona voters as today, June 22, is the final day to register to vote in...
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Lab-Grown or Ranch-Raised? New Arizona Law Says You Have a Right to Know

Lab-Grown or Ranch-Raised? New Arizona Law Says You Have a Right to Know

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 22, 2026
When Arizona shoppers pick up a package of meat at the grocery store, Representative Quang Nguyen (R-AZ) wants them to...
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Supreme Court Steps Back on Voting Rights Again, Worrying Arizona Advocates

Supreme Court Steps Back on Voting Rights Again, Worrying Arizona Advocates

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 22, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court quietly stepped back from a pivotal voting rights dispute Monday, allowing a lower court decision to...
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Andy Biggs Finds Common Ground With Democrats at Republican Debate

Andy Biggs Finds Common Ground With Democrats at Republican Debate

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 19, 2026
Not many Republican primary debates end with the conservative frontrunner talking up his Democratic opponents. Wednesday's Arizona governor's race forum...
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Kris Mayes Calls out Warren Petersen's 'Disqualifying' DACA Deportation Pledge

Kris Mayes Calls out Warren Petersen's 'Disqualifying' DACA Deportation Pledge

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 19, 2026
Arizona's attorney general race took a sharp turn this week when the Republican candidate staked out one of the most...
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Kris Mayes Directs $10 Million in Opioid Settlement Funds to Rural Arizona Sheriff's Offices

Kris Mayes Directs $10 Million in Opioid Settlement Funds to Rural Arizona Sheriff's Offices

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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June 19, 2026
Attorney General Kris Mayes (D-AZ) is steering $10 million in opioid settlement funds toward rural county sheriff's offices, betting that...
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