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Report shows state benefits from military bases
Arizona has more than 9 billion reasons to try to save its military bases from the next round of closures, according to a new report released today.
U.S. firms push back against immigration sanctions
Arizona steel fabricator Sheridan Bailey was frustrated by a state law that punished employers who hire illegal immigrants so he joined local employers and business owners to change it.
3 Arizona universities facing budget irony
Officials with Arizona's state university system found themselves in a budget irony on Thursday.
Australian Company to Issue Arizona Speeding Tickets
The Arizona Department of Public Safety announced yesterday that it would pay an Australian company $28.75 for every ticket it is able to issue on state highways.
Using fireplace in July dumb; TV to baby-sit dog not so dumb
Did you see that story in the paper the other day - I think it was Saturday - about how there is this trend now among chichi bars and restaurants hereabouts to light fireplaces or burn fire pits on their patios ...
Report shows state benefits from military bases
Arizona has more than 9 billion reasons to try to save its military bases from the next round of closures, according to a new report released today.
Statewide warrant sweep nets arrests of 133 felony suspects
More than 130 fugitives, including 10 fugitive sex offenders, have been arrested since May 23 as part of a statewide multiagency, multijurisdictional effort, the Arizona Department of Public Safety announced ...
Mine land deal, delayed by Renzi scandal, resumes
Resolution Copper Mining Co. has hired two Phoenix-based lobbying firms to boost its efforts to win support in Arizona and persuade Congress to pass land-exchange legislation essential to its plan to mine a ...
AZ might get $210M a year from traffic eyes
The state's coffers could be fattened by $210 million a year - or more - under the terms of the new contract for photo enforcement of speed and red-light laws.
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McCain quips about presidential bids by Arizonans
John McCain says he intends to reverse a trend that other politicians from Arizona have faced in running for president.
The four Arizonans who have made presidential bids _ Sen. Barry Goldwater in 1964, Rep. Morris K. Udall in 1976, former Gov. Bruce Babbitt in 1988 and McCain in 2000 _ either lost in the general election or never won their party nominations.
'Arizona may be the only state in America where mothers don't tell their children that some day they can grow up and be president,' McCain quipped Sunday.
AZ court: Immigrants subject to smuggling law
The state appeals court has upheld the conviction of an illegal immigrant prosecuted as a conspirator under Arizona's human-smuggling law.
Arizona AG says voucher fund idea not legal
Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard has given a thumbs-down to a proposal for the Arizona House to use $5 million of its surplus money to pay for vouchers for some private school students.
Report Finds Minn. Lags In Bridge Spending
A U.S. House report says Minnesota was tied for last in the percentage of federal bridge funds it actually spent on bridges over a five-year period.
Starr may defend Arizona's English learner spending
An attorney best known for his role in the impeachment trial of U.S. President Bill Clinton has been hired by the Arizona state Legislature to defend its position that it spends enough money to teach English ...
In a switch, governors now await running-mate call
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius was among a group of leaders gathered this weekend at the National Governors' Association getting buzz as a possible presidential runningmate.
Here are some tips for staying safe while driving during monsoon storms: Slow Down.
Streets across Arizona crumbling as shortage of funds stalls repairs
From Wickenburg to Eagar, streets in cities and towns across Arizona are falling into disrepair because there's not enough money to keep them in shape.
Court voids deadline for filers for president
Arizona's early-June deadline for independent presidential candidates to get on the general-election ballot is illegal, a federal appellate court ruled Wednesday.
Memorial service for victims of chopper collision in Flagstaff -- Watch live at 10 a.m.
The victims of a mid-air medical helicopter crash in Flagstaff will be remembered Tuesday during a memorial service.
DNC, Obama to seek broad input for party platform
The Democratic National Committee and Barack Obama's presidential campaign will hold meetings in all 50 states to get voters more involved in developing the party platform.