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Arizona’s Department of Environmental Quality is allowing a uranium mine operator to spray water laced with uranium and arsenic on the ground to keep dust down on its site, but it is considering the status of the mine’s permit.
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Mine near Grand Canyon uses polluted water to control dust
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County investigators find no evidence Petersen neglected duties
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Court erred in declining name change for gender transition
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APS CEO, staff to appear before Corporation Commission
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Panel recommends less prison time for low-level offenders
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Sex abuse prevention bill on collision course with GOP lawmaker
Governor's Office
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Ducey hints slow-down at ports of entry temporary
Gov. Doug Ducey on Monday brushed aside concerns that a slowdown at border crossings into Arizona engineered by federal officials will affect visitors to Arizona – and supplies for a new auto manufacturing plant here.
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Electric-car maker breaks ground in Casa Grande as competition grows
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Bruce Babbitt: Urging youth to address climate change
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Ducey commutes sentence of inmate in prison for 50 years
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Ducey urges Arizonans to heed travel advisories to Mexico
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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
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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Lawmaker considering complaint against city over firefighter cancer law
More than a hundred firefighters from around Arizona crowded a Senate hearing room Thursday morning, listening to colleagues share heartwrenching stories of the dual battles they fight against cancer and a bureaucracy that makes obtaining workers’ compensation coverage difficult.
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GOP lawmaker wants to restrict ‘truly exceptional’ taxing district
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Panel recommends less prison time for low-level offenders
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Sex abuse prevention bill on collision course with GOP lawmaker
