Montenegro Challenges Fontes Over Election Manual Authority

Montenegro Challenges Fontes Over Election Manual Authority

Ericka Piñon
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September 4, 2025
Arizona officials are headed for a potential legal showdown over the state's 2025 election procedures, as conflicts rise about whether...
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Gallego, Kelly Praise Affordable Housing Grants, Urge Continued Release of Future Funds

Gallego, Kelly Praise Affordable Housing Grants, Urge Continued Release of Future Funds

Grayson Bakich
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September 3, 2025
Senators Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) and Mark Kelly (D-AZ) are celebrating the recent investment of grants into nonprofits expanding housing in...
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Arizona School Districts Build New Facilities Despite Declining Enrollment, Creating Financial Strain

Arizona School Districts Build New Facilities Despite Declining Enrollment, Creating Financial Strain

Ericka Piñon
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September 3, 2025
Traditional public schools in Arizona are facing an increasing number of issues, including a shortage of students and an excess...
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Scottsdale Mayor Borowsky Reviews Plan to Save Salt River Horses from Sanctuary Removal

Scottsdale Mayor Borowsky Reviews Plan to Save Salt River Horses from Sanctuary Removal

Ericka Piñon
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September 3, 2025
Dozens of wild horses roaming Arizona's Salt River could soon find a new home as city officials consider creating a...
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23 States Challenge Executive Order Over Federal Worker Union Rights, AG Mayes Joins

23 States Challenge Executive Order Over Federal Worker Union Rights, AG Mayes Joins

Ericka Piñon
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September 3, 2025
Almost half of U.S. states are challenging an executive order they claim has weakened union representation for thousands of federal...
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33,000 Pages of Epstein Records Released as Congress Seeks More Testimony

33,000 Pages of Epstein Records Released as Congress Seeks More Testimony

Ericka Piñon
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September 3, 2025
A congressional committee has issued subpoenas requiring testimony from several former government officials as part of an investigation into Jeffrey...
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Arizona Residents Urged to Act Before Clean Energy Incentives End

Arizona Residents Urged to Act Before Clean Energy Incentives End

Ericka Piñon
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September 2, 2025
Arizona residents hoping to cut costs on electric vehicles and home energy upgrades should move quickly as state officials say...
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New Drone Restriction Along Southern Border Causes Concern Over Government Transparency

New Drone Restriction Along Southern Border Causes Concern Over Government Transparency

Ericka Piñon
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September 2, 2025
A new federal drone restriction just in Nogales has sparked controversy, stemming from concerns over border enforcement tactics and a...
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Following The Tragic Case Of Rebekah Baptiste, Senator Werner Is Issuing New Task Force

Following The Tragic Case Of Rebekah Baptiste, Senator Werner Is Issuing New Task Force

Ericka Piñon
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September 2, 2025
In a tragic case involving the death of a young girl, Senator Carine Werner is assembling a new task force...
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Senator Bolick Speaks on Legislative Plans to Increase School Safety After Maryvale Stabbing

Senator Bolick Speaks on Legislative Plans to Increase School Safety After Maryvale Stabbing

Ericka Piñon
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September 2, 2025
In the wake of a tragic stabbing at Maryvale High School, Senator Shawnna Bolick is renewing her push for legislation...
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Arizona Officials Honor Workers on Labor Day, Celebrating the American People

Arizona Officials Honor Workers on Labor Day, Celebrating the American People

Ericka Piñon
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September 1, 2025
Across Arizona, elected officials on both sides expressed gratitude Monday recognizing the contributions of the state's workforce as the nation...
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After Stanton's Washington Visit, Concerns Spark Due To FEMA Cuts

After Stanton's Washington Visit, Concerns Spark Due To FEMA Cuts

Ericka Piñon
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September 1, 2025
Nearly 200 current and former FEMA employees have raised concerns about recent changes at the disaster response agency, leading to...
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AmeriCorps Funds Restored Following Legal Action Led by AG Mayes

AmeriCorps Funds Restored Following Legal Action Led by AG Mayes

Ericka Piñon
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August 29, 2025
This week, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes revealed that more than $184 million in AmeriCorps money has been fully restored....
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Senator Kelly Reflects on the 62nd Anniversary of the March on Washington

Senator Kelly Reflects on the 62nd Anniversary of the March on Washington

Ericka Piñon
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August 29, 2025
On the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington, Senator Mark Kelly issued a statement recognizing the event’s historical significance...
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Big Tax Changes Coming for Rural Arizonans, With Rep. Crane’s Support

Big Tax Changes Coming for Rural Arizonans, With Rep. Crane’s Support

Ericka Piñon
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August 29, 2025
Represenative Eli Crane is praising a new tax reform that is helping small business owners, farmers, and ranchers in rural...
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Shared Values, Different Voters: A Look at the Polls Behind Robson & Biggs

Shared Values, Different Voters: A Look at the Polls Behind Robson & Biggs

Ericka Piñon
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August 29, 2025
Two early public opinion polls offer an early glimpse, but not yet a clear conclusion, about who might be leading...
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Rep. Biggs Commends Secretary Kennedy's End of COVID Vaccine Mandatess

Rep. Biggs Commends Secretary Kennedy's End of COVID Vaccine Mandatess

Ericka Piñon
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August 28, 2025
Representative Andy Biggs praised Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for ending emergency authorization for COVID vaccines, saying it protects...
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Education Funding Wins Back $132 Million in Frozen School Funds AG Mayes Praises Success

Education Funding Wins Back $132 Million in Frozen School Funds AG Mayes Praises Success

Ericka Piñon
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August 28, 2025
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes reached an agreement Monday with the Trump administration to release $132 million in education funding...
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