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Home>Brittany Ducksworth, Cronkite News

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Election 2014 October 23, 2014

AZ voters to decide whether lawmakers get first raise since 1998

In November, voters will decide whether to increase lawmakers’ salaries to $35,000 a year from $24,000, based on a recommendation from the Commission on Salaries for Elective State Officers. It would be the first raise for state lawmakers since voters approved one in 1998.

Cities September 15, 2014

Filling sandbags, mayor urges Phoenix to prepare for second big storm

As mayor of a desert city, Greg Stanton’s job description wouldn’t seem to include filling sandbags in anticipation of flooding. But he did just that Monday to send a message: After moisture from a hurricane walloped the Phoenix area last week, another storm could cause flooding later this week.

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