Rep. Townsend’s Voter Fraud Bill Isn’t Dead Yet
Plus two other Arizona stories for today.
Feb
2020
11
Feb
2020
10
Puppies To Bark In The Park This Week In Downtown Phoenix
Plus more on grand openings and equal pay in Arizona.
Feb
2020
7
Tensions Explode Over Plan To Blow Up Sacred Site For Border Wall
While contractors detonate explosives on public land, lawmakers move to lax regulations for border wall construction on private property.
Feb
2020
6
State Officials’ Steamy Messages Land Them In Hot Water
Rep. David Cook's love letters, and texts from a former governor's aide put a spotlight on misconduct at the Arizona State Capitol.
Feb
2020
4
Tribal Communities May Finally Get Access To High-Speed Internet
The FCC and Arizona Indigenous communities are working to bridge the digital divide in Indian Country.
Feb
2020
4
Klobuchar Wins Iowa Satellite Caucus Goers In Queen Creek And Tucson
Plus two other Tuesday headlines.
Feb
2020
3
Activists Demand Arizona Do Something About The Suicide Epidemic
"We want to make sure everyone has access to behavioral health care.” Jake's Law, HB 2764, is currently making its way through the Arizona House and Senate.
Jan
2020
31
Here’s How 5 Democrats Want to Bring Criminal Justice Reform to Maricopa County
Thursday, voters got to hear five Democratic candidates for Maricopa County Attorney share their ideas on criminal justice reform during a town hall.
Jan
2020
30
Sinema Speaks, McSally Says She’s Done Listening: Your Arizona Stories For Today
Here's what's happening across the state.
Jan
2020
29
This School District Just Voted to Provide Free Menstrual Products to Students
Tolleson Union High School District is the first in Arizona to pass resolution that battles period poverty because menstrual products are a "necessity."
