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Bill aims to restricts cellphone use by teen drivers
Lawmakers are again trying to keep cellphones out of the hands of teen drivers new to Arizona's roads.
Arpaio faces crossroads in civil rights case
America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff is fast approaching a crossroads where he must decide either to settle claims that his officers racially profiled Latinos in his trademark immigration patrols a�� and overhaul his practices a�� or take his chances at trial.
Janet Napolitano to give speech in AZ at training event
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano will deliver a speech Wednesday in Phoenix on information sharing among state, local and tribal officials.
AZ Dems gather to nominate convention delegates
Arizona Democrats have picked President Barack Obama as their nominee for president in a largely symbolic vote.
Ariz. bill targets cell phone use by teen drivers
Arizona lawmakers are renewing a push for legislation to prohibit young drivers from using cell phones while behind the wheel.
Brewer’s veto not the only fight against billboards
Billboard foes are cheering Gov. Jan Brewer's recent veto of a bill that would have permitted electronic billboards on state and federal highways, but more fights are ahead for billboard opponents.
Mining bill shields pollution cases opponents say
A bill pending in the state Senate and pushed by the mining industry would shield cases of environmental contamination from civil lawsuits and penalties according to backers.
Tucson texting ban now on the books
TUCSON a�� Text message while driving within the Tucson city limits is now against the law. The new ordinance began Sunday.
Mohave County court asking for 7th division
KINGMAN a�� The Mohave County Superior Court is seeking a seventh division and is asking the board of supervisors to petition Gov. Jan Brewer to expand the Superior Court in northwest Arizona.
Arizona unemployment rate remains at 8.7 percent
Arizona's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained at 8.7 percent in February as most sectors of the economy added jobs amid gradual improvement in the state's economy. State Department of Administration economists say seven of the 11 major sectors gained jobs, three lost jobs and one was flat.
Northern Arizona forest officials propose thinning project
FREDONIA a�� Forest officials on the Kaibab Plateau want to mechanically thin trees and do prescribed burns on about 5,000 acres to protect structures from the threat of wildfires.
Aboud ends race for Congress, endorses Barber
TUCSON a�� State Sen. Paula Aboud has withdrawn from the Congressional District 2 race and is endorsing former congressional aide Ron Barber for the seat.
