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Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs chooses former Republican Mayor John Giles as her running mate
John Giles, a registered Republican for decades, changed his party affiliation to independent on May 17.
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Did Juan Ciscomani violate an act meant to deter insider trading?
Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R-Tucson), who’s running for reelection, appears to have violated a 2012 law meant to increase congressional transparency.
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How one activist is working to block data centers on the Navajo Nation
Across every state the Navajo Nation spans, large-scale data center projects are being proposed, approved, or challenged.
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7 stories and resources for Phoenix renters this week (Aug. 5)
From news about affordable housing construction to dog breeds that adjust well to apartments, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters.
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3 Phoenix rentals that caught our eye on Zillow this week (Aug. 5)
Here are some interesting Phoenix rental listings we found this week on Zillow that are all in 55+ communities.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Arizona (Aug. 7-13)
A weekly roundup of Arizona events, protests, mutual aid volunteer shifts, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, Aug. 7, through Thursday, Aug. 13.
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Arizona readers weigh in on Democratic Socialism movement
After a Democratic Socialist won her primary in Arizona, readers are weighing in on what they think of the political movement.
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Trump border wall demolishes 250-year-old trees in Arizona
On July 27, contractors for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) felled the first of the three trees located in Lochiel, Arizona.
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Arizona seniors are retiring—then going right back to work
A 72-year-old Walmart greeter, a retired mechanic bracing to go back to the fields, and an ASU cook who can’t stay retired all show why Social Security alone isn’t enough for Arizona’s aging workforce.
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I attended a Phoenix neighborhood meeting for the first time. Here’s what happened
My first neighborhood meeting involved discussions with police and the city about crime, parking, and more—plus a chance for residents to bring up concerns.
