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Hobbs pledges $7M to speed state museum’s work to return ancestors, artifacts to Arizona tribes
Gov. Katie Hobbs’ budget request is seeking to speed up Arizona State Museum’s efforts to return Native American human remains and artifacts to tribes.
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Some Arizona Trump voters are skeptical of his opening moves to embrace fellow billionaires
Trump insists his overall agenda will help working- and middle-class Americans, however, reactions from some voters highlight how difficult it could be for Trump to maintain his populist appeal alongside his embrace of fellow billionaires.
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Arizona online MBA and finance programs rank among nation’s best
Arizona Online ranks No. 12 in US News’ 2025 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs, excelling in veterans’ programs and computer tech fields.
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VIDEO: Want to watch professional basketball for just $15?
Did you know the Phoenix Suns have an NBA affiliate that plays in Tempe on ASU’s campus? It only costs $15 to watch professional basketball in the Valley.
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VIDEO: Do you think it should be legal for people to concealed carry at public colleges and universities?
Do you know about SB 1020?
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VIDEO: These were Arizona’s top baby names in 2024
Here were the top baby names in Arizona last year, according to Arizona Department of Health Services data.
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8 of the craziest Arizona news stories from 2024
From the northern lights being unexpectedly visible to self-driving Waymo cars malfunctioning, here are eight of the craziest Arizona news stories of 2024.
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Arizona’s Democratic governor faces uphill battle as Republicans keep tight grip on Legislature
Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs knows she is outnumbered this legislative session, with Republicans expanding their majorities in the statehouse after the last election.
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These were Arizona’s top baby names in 2024
Here were the top baby names in Arizona last year, according to Arizona Department of Health Services data.
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Arizona official who delayed county’s 2022 election certification didn’t have immunity, court says
An appeals court has rejected an Arizona official’s argument that felony charges against him for delaying certification of his rural county’s 2022 election results should be dismissed because he has legislative immunity.
