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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.

Bruce Babbitt has nothing else to run for and nothing to lose from speaking his mind.

Cheyenne Walsh loves her horses more than anything.

The 2020 election is a year away and the state’s campaign finance websites are broken.

In the face of a report that says Pinal County is going dry, a small group of Arizona lawmakers took the first step in helping assure the county has enough groundwater for decades to come and avoid a potential shortfall.

There’s a new president and CEO at one of Arizona’s most prolific nonprofit and nonpartisan lobbying groups.

All Teresa Moore wants is a fair shot at the fundamental right to vote.

Ken Schneider has always liked to work with his hands – he looked up to his father who worked long days on a dairy farm and later became a general contractor.

It was a rough first year on the job for Cindy Woodman. The Graham County Superior Court clerk was in her first-ever role in the political arena, and some felt she was in over her head.