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Rep pushes Sedona Nat'l Scenic Area
U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick has drafted legislation to designate Sedona as a National Scenic Area, a title supporters say could further boost tourism in the area.
Verde Partnership starts new push for study money
The Verde River Basin Partnership will conduct its annual meeting at 2 p.m. Monday at the Jerome Fire Department along Highway 89A.
Arizona Officials Add Charges Against Former Representative
Federal prosecutors in Arizona have added several new charges to their public corruption indictment against former Rep.
Audubon feathers fly in Arizona
In August, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar visited Oak Flat, a boulder-strewn patch of land scattered with manzanita bushes and oak trees, about 70 miles east of Phoenix.
Renzi hit with new corruption charges
Former Arizona Rep. Rick Renzi pleaded not guilty this week to five new corruption charges the government has filed against him, including conspiracy to commit insurance fraud and racketeering The new charges bring the total against the former Republican lawmaker and his associates to 49.
Rick Renzi Corruption Charges: Five More Filed
The Justice Department has expanded its case against former Rep. Rick Renzi , adding five new corruption charges.
Roman Polanski Hires High-Powered Attorney Used by Former Congressman Rick Renzi
What does movie director and accused pedophile Roman Polanski have in common with scandalous former Arizona Congressman Rick Renzi ? No, Renzi's never been accused of having sex with a 13-year-old at Jack Nicholson's house.
Video: Bus driver tried to avoid crash
Video of Tuesday's fatal crash involving a school bus and a car shows the bus driver tried to avoid the oncoming car, veering onto the shoulder before being struck head-on. The Arizona Department of Public Safety also identified the driver of the car as 51-year-old Marana resident Raymond Kane.
Rick Renzi Unsuccessfully Tries To Get Evidence Tossed
A judge has rejected former Rep. Rick Renzi's attempts to prevent a majority of the evidence gathered from wiretaps and search warrants, as well as interviews with his former aides, from being admitted in his corruption trial.
Renzi attys: DoJ illegally leaked info
Lawyers for indicted former Rep. Rick Renzi claim recently released Bush W.H. docs prove he was targeted in 2006.
Interior Secretary Tours Proposed Ariz. Mine Site
Compromise is possible on a proposed copper mine in southeastern Arizona that's thought to contain the largest undeveloped deposit of high-grade copper in the world, Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar said after touring the site on Friday.
Interior chief weighs in on delicate Ariz. mining issues
Mining on federal lands is always a controversial issue, pitting environmentalists against businesses, politicians against politicians.
Interior Secretary Tours Proposed Ariz. Mine Site
Compromise is possible on a proposed copper mine in southeastern Arizona that's thought to contain the largest undeveloped deposit of high-grade copper in the world, Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar said after touring the site on Friday.
Rove tried to deny Hopi woman atty. job
After the US Attorney for Arizona was dismissed by the Bush administration in December 2006 as part of a purge of multiple US Attorneys, the two Republican senators from that state quickly recommended that a Hopi attorney, Diane Humetewa, be nominated as his replacement.
More on Bush firings of US Attorneys
Using the apparatus of state to target your political enemies. One might even call it un-American:The dismissal of U.S. Attorney David C. Iglesias of New Mexico in December 2006 followed extensive communication among lawyers and political aides in the White House who hashed over complaints about his work on public corruption cases against ...
The Rachel Maddow Show: House Releases New Evidence in U.S. Attorney Scandal
Rachel reports on the latest revelations to come out of the U.S. Attorney firings scandal.
Proposed mine site near Superior to get visit by Interior
WASHINGTON - Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will visit Arizona this month to get a firsthand look at the proposed site of a huge underground copper mine near Superior.
White House sought to get heat off Renzi
A phone call from the top lawyer in President George W. Bush's White House may have prompted the Department of Justice to violate its own policy of silence and speak out about a criminal investigation targeting then-Congressman Rick Renzi, R-Ariz., according to deposition transcripts released Tuesday.
The Center for Public Integrity
MONEY & POLITICS: Jefferson Poised to Become Another Congressional Jailbird
With William Jefferson's conviction yesterday on 11 public corruption counts, the former Louisiana Congressman may be looking at 20 years in prison, although his attorney plans to appeal.
A 42-year-old Tucson man is facing two potential life sentences after being convicted Friday of robbing two convenience stores two years ago.
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