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Governor should move forward with climate group’s recommendations
At our current rate of construction, Arizona is building the equivalent of an entirely new city the size of Gilbert or Tempe every year. Each of these new homes brings... […]
Revenues decline, JLBC says ‘too early’ to predict budget impact
A fading economy left the state with about $226 million less than expected in its coffers because tax collections declined significantly. That shortfall means the current fiscal year, which began... […]
Bee ready to ‘test waters’
Senate President buoyed by support for possible Congressional race against Giffords
Capitol Quotes, Aug. 8 2007
Capitol quotes“I’m an Arizona boy. I have a hard time wanting to be a part of D.C., but I’ll do what’s right for America.” — Rep. Russell Pearce, R-18, discussing... […]
The sun rises on the University of Arizona
In 1885, the 13th Territorial Legislature approved $25,000 for establishing the University of Arizona at Tucson. The university had been created in accordance with the Morrill Act of 1862, which... […]
The sun rises on the University of Arizona (5744)
In 1885, the 13th Territorial Legislature approved $25,000 for establishing the University of Arizona at Tucson. The university had been created in accordance with the Morrill Act of 1862, which... […]
Governor orders review of AZ bridges
Reacting to the bridge that collapsed yesterday in Minnesota, Gov. Janet Napolitano has asked the Department of Transportation to review Arizona’s bridges to ensure they are safe. “While there is... […]
Parent firm of 'Capitol Times' goes public
Dolan Media, the parent company of the Arizona News Service, publisher of Arizona Capitol Times, went public today.The Minneapolis-based firm’s shares opened on the New York Stock Exchange under the... […]
County wants court dedicated to death penalty cases
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a resolution to ask the governor to create a judicial division with the sole purpose of handling death penalty cases in... […]
State adds almost 10,000 jobs in 2006
Fewer than 50 companies were responsible for creating about 10,000 new jobs in the state last year and will invest $1.6 billion in Arizona over the next three years, according... […]
A laptop in every backpack
In 2005, Empire High began the school year with laptops instead of books. Now two years later, the once-experimental program is permanent, and with good reason.
Legislator saves Fridays for band practice
Aside from duties at the Legislature, Representative JackieThrasher is also band director at a valley elementary school, helping her stay in touch with students and educators in Arizona.
