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Rep. Gallego Announces Bid for Sinema’s Arizona Senate Seat
“I’m better for this job than Kyrsten Sinema because I haven’t forgotten where I came from.”
‘C’ You Later: Cannabis Sales Soar, but Don’t Threaten Arizona’s 5 C’s Yet
Marijuana sales brought in $221 million in taxes in 2021, and sales in 2022 were on pace to eclipse that number, with $196 million in taxes in the first nine months of the year.
Arizona Added 100,000 Jobs in 2022, but Home Prices Limiting Growth, Economist Warns
Arizona continues to have a pro-growth economic setting, but declining housing affordability, inflation, and interest rate hikes threaten to slow economic expansion.
Latinos and Young People Voted Blue to Save Democracy in Arizona
Roughly 70% of Latino voters and voters age 18-29 preferred Sen. Mark Kelly and Secretary of State Katie Hobbs over their Republican opponents,
Fall Does Exist in Arizona. Here’s Five Places to See the Leaves Change Colors.
Arizona’s trees are reaching peak vibrancy right now, making this the perfect time for leaf peeping in the Grand Canyon State.
With the Passage of Prop 308, Arizonans Show Real Support for Dreamers
The measure will allow qualifying non-citizen students to pay the current in-state undergraduate tuition of $10,978 per academic year at Arizona’s state universities.
6 Influential Women Who Helped Shaped Arizona History
From breaking glass ceilings to championing for the rights of marginalized communities, these women’s stories are worth sharing.
Post-Election Misinformation Targets Arizona
In Arizona, election officials cannot begin counting early ballots that were dropped off late until the polls close, guaranteeing delays.
10 Ways You Can Acknowledge Veterans Day Across Arizona
Here are just some ways to salute the more than 500,000 men and women from Arizona who served in the military.
10 Ways to Acknowledge Veterans Day Across Arizona
Here are just some ways to salute the more than 500,000 men and women from Arizona who served in the military.
Your Vote Can Determine the Future of Arizona’s Water
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District board members oversee how Colorado River water is delivered through the Central Arizona Project.
Opinion: Kari Lake’s Economic Plan Would Be a Disaster for Arizona
Two Arizonans representing retirees detail why they think Kari Lake’s economic plan would be a disaster for the state.
Arizona Museum Exhibit Marks End to de Kooning Painting Saga
Nearly 40 years after the 1955 oil painting worth millions was brazenly stolen from an Arizona museum, the masterpiece is finally back home and ready to be shown.
Mesa’s Housing Shortage Is Personal for Lorena Austin. That’s Why She’s Running for Arizona House.
The Copper Courier spoke with Arizona House candidate Lorena Austin about rising costs of living in Mesa and the state— especially when it comes to housing.
AmeriCorps Grant Gives Arizona Food Banks More Resources to Help Food Insecurity
AmeriCorps granted the Arizona Food Bank Network $180,000 to support 33 on-the-ground volunteers who will serve at food banks across Arizona.
Union Membership in Arizona Inches Up, Still Trails Most of the Nation
After bottoming out at 4% in 2017, labor union membership in Arizona has been slowly rising, but it is still well behind levels of previous years.
UArizona Study Bolsters Theory That Coronavirus Emerged From the Wild
Two new studies, including one from the University of Arizona, provide more evidence that the coronavirus pandemic originated in a Wuhan, China market where live animals were sold.
Meet the More Than 70 Educators Who Are Running For The Arizona Legislature This Year
A growing number of Arizona’s legislators are current and former educators—and even more are on the ballot this year, vying for a seat at the Capitol.
Conservative Arizonans Double Down on Donations to Non-Existent Trump Election Defense Fund After Jan. 6 Hearing
Tens of thousands of Arizonans—mostly from Scottsdale—have made nearly 35,000 individual donations to Trump’s “Election Defense Fund.”
Can Wealthy Establishment Politician Karrin Taylor Robson Convince Voters She’s an ‘Outsider’ and Become Arizona’s Next Governor?
The multi-millionaire has tried to paint herself as an everywoman who understands the pain Arizona families are experiencing with inflation, but that could prove challenging given her family’s financial interests and her plan to give herself a tax cut.
8 Education Officials Who Are Running For Arizona’s Executive Offices
Arizona’s executive office elections have many candidates with experience in education, but how have they influenced the state’s education system?
The Copper Courier Voter Guide: Arizona’s 4th Legislative District
The district runs from Camelback Mountain to Pinnacle Peak Road, and represents Paradise Valley and North Scottsdale.
8 Arizona Swimming Getaways Your Family Can Visit This Weekend
Escape the Valley’s unforgiving heat and kick it poolside with one of these unforgettable local getaways.
8 Arizona Swimming Getaways Your Family Can Visit This Weekend
Escape the Valley’s unforgiving heat and kick it poolside with one of these unforgettable local getaways.
The Copper Courier Voter Guide: Arizona’s 2nd Legislative District
The district covers a portion of north Phoenix from 43rd Avenue to State Route 51, and from Thunderbird Road to several miles north of the Deer Valley Airport.
Arizona Lawmakers Approve State Budget. Here’s What’s In It.
The $18 billion budget includes funding for a border wall, public safety, highway construction, and increased investment in Arizona’s public schools.
Who is Going to Raise Arizona Education Out of the National Basement? Here’s Who is Running for State Superintendent.
Bookmark this page for the latest information about Arizona’s candidates for secretary of state in 2022. The Primary Election will be held Aug. 2, and the General Election is Nov. 8.
College Debt Relief Plan Could Mean $111.9 Million for 10,000 in Arizona
More than 10,000 Arizonans could see $111.9 million in federal student loan debt erased as part of a $5.8 billion loan discharge announced this week.
Baby Bump: Births in Arizona Increase for the First Time in Seven Years
More than 77,000 “pandemic babies” were born in Arizona last year, reversing six years of steady declines.