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Republican leaders in the House and Senate are forging ahead with plans to draft a budget by the end of the year, reasserting authority they say their predecessors ceded to the governor’s office years ago.
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The Breakdown: Budget talks already?
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Legislators aim to reassert authority with early budget
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Conservative groups plan to sue ADE over voucher funds
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Indicted assessor Paul Petersen gets chance to challenge suspension
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Court: Legal precedent doesn’t apply to juvenile’s life sentence
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The Breakdown: Taxes for everyone
Governor's Office
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Ducey urges Arizonans to heed travel advisories to Mexico
Gov. Doug Ducey is urging Arizonans to heed advisories about travel into Mexico even as he heads off to a conference in Hermosillo.
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Ducey says fix needed to address rare situations like Petersen’s
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Kainoa Spenser: ‘Eyes both open and looking’
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Ducey attacks character of judge who ruled against him
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Governor not in favor of banning flavored vaping liquids
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Ducey sees no need to add gays to protected classes
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Governor, Phoenix mayor urge getting federally approved ID
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Time for change in vacation rental law, Ducey says
Az Government
education
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Conservative groups plan to sue ADE over voucher funds
Two legal organizations intend to sue state Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman over the state’s school voucher program on behalf of a military parent who claims her family isn’t receiving funds in a timely manner.
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Siman Qaasim: Advocacy in a changing world
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Most school bond issues, budget overrides appear to be passing
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Schools chief asks for more money to probe teacher misconduct
legislature
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First day of bill filing brings out early birds with ERA, title lending, short-term rentals measures
Victoria Steele walked into the Arizona Senate before the sun rose Friday, wearing a purple, white and green suffragette sash over her dark pantsuit and holding the most important piece of legislation she plans to run next year.
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Peeved judge orders fired Senate staffer, chamber to negotiate reinstatement
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Dems present proposal to repeal 2016 law on short-term, vacation rentals
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Panel takes step to secure water supply in Pinal County
