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Home>Kelcie Grega, Cronkite News

Kelcie Grega, Cronkite News

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Recent Articles from Kelcie Grega, Cronkite News

education February 25, 2015

Poll: Arizonans want education, water to be top issues for lawmakers

A poll released Tuesday by the Morrison Institute for Public Policy and the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University suggests that education and water are the top concerns on the minds of Arizonans as state lawmakers meet.

legislature January 23, 2015

Texting while driving bans introduced again in House, Senate

After several years of failed bills attempting to curtail distracted driving caused by smartphones and other wireless devices, AAA Arizona is pinning its hopes this year on a bill aimed at those under 18.

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