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Mayes joins federal lawsuit against the Dollar General
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined 19 other states in a lawsuit against Dollar General for “deceptive” practices.
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Leyba Ruiz calls Yee the ‘original architect’ of Arizona’s voucher program
The Democratic candidate for state superintendent wants an outside audit of the voucher program.
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5 Arizona festivals to get you in the holiday spirit this December
December 2026 brings plenty of exciting events to the state. Discover five of the best upcoming winter festivals in Arizona.
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Ready for fall break? 6 stunning autumn Arizona getaways to try
If you’re looking for an autumn Arizona getaway, here are some lesser-known places worth exploring.
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Why falling prices aren’t making Valley condos more affordable
Falling prices aren’t making metro Phoenix condominiums more affordable as rising HOA fees, insurance costs and mortgage rates squeeze buyers and owners.
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Latino families hit worst by SNAP cuts in Arizona
A year after Congressional Republicans cut SNAP, Arizona’s Latino families are feeling it the most.
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Old Town Scottsdale apartment complex begins construction
An Old Town Scottsdale apartment project that will include renovating and reusing a historic building will begin construction this month.
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Want to join a Party at the Polls in Arizona? Here’s what to know and where to go
Party at the Polls events are bringing music, food, games, and community gatherings to Arizona during early voting. Here are upcoming events and how to find one near you.
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JoAnna Mendoza spent 20 years in the Navy and Marines. Here’s how that’s informed her campaign
In the race for Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, JoAnna Mendoza makes the case that her dedication to fellow veterans sets her apart.
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Arizona’s Prop. 144 would require ID to vote by mail. Advocates say that could keep eligible voters home
As President Donald Trump’s administration targets political enemies and immigrants, voting rights advocates worry Proposition 144 could lead eligible voters, including naturalized citizens and members of mixed-status families, to sit out of elections.
