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Home>Nick Newman, Cronkite News Service

Nick Newman, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Nick Newman, Cronkite News Service

Home news August 12, 2011

Spotlight on Mormons intensifies as Flake, Cardon vie for Senate seat

It’s been known for months that Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Mesa, would seek the Senate seat being vacated by Republican Sen. Jon Kyl.

But when Mesa businessman Wil Cardon announced Friday that he will also run for Kyl’s seat, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints suddenly had the two frontrunners in the race.

Is Arizona about to have its own “Mormon Moment”?

Home news August 9, 2011

Arizona’s rising median age brings concerns, opportunity, experts say

Aging baby boomers drove Arizona’s median age up by 1.7 years over the last decade. Compared to other states, Arizona is still relatively young. But the shift of baby boomers into senior-citizen ranks has some experts wondering if society is prepared for the potential increase in social service costs it could bring.

AZ/DC August 2, 2011

Arizona lawmakers vote overwhelmingly against successful debt-limit deal

WASHINGTON – Arizona’s congressional delegation voted overwhelmingly Monday to oppose a bill to raise the debt limit, which nonetheless passed the House by a comfortable margin and could be taken up by the Senate Tuesday.

courts July 29, 2011

Appeals court grants new hearing in 1988 Tucson double murder

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that lower courts must consider convicted murderer Richard Harley Greenway’s claim that he was poorly represented in his trial for the 1988 murders of two women in their Tucson home.

Home news July 19, 2011

Court orders renewed federal oversight of Tucson school desegregation

A federal appeals court Tuesday ordered a lower court to renew its oversight of a decades-long desegregation order against the Tucson Unified School District.

courts July 13, 2011

Yuma church can sue city for damages in zoning denial, appeals court rules

A federal appeals court Tuesday said a Southern Baptist church can sue the city of Yuma for damages after city zoning decisions prevented the congregation from worshiping at a building it bought in the city’s Old Town section.

AZ/DC June 27, 2011

Thousands of Native Americans in Arizona set to benefit from lawsuit settlement

As many as 30,000 Native Americans from seven Arizona tribes stand to benefit from the final settlement this week of a years-long, $3.4 billion lawsuit against the U.S. government.

Members of the Tohono O’odham, Navajo, Salt River, Pima-Maricopa, San Carlos Apache, Hopi, Gila River and Colorado River tribes are part of the class in Cobell v. Salazar.

AZ/DC June 20, 2011

Twitter after Weiner: Some Arizona lawmakers get thumbs–up, some are all thumbs

If New York Rep. Anthony Weiner’s Twitter–induced scandal and resignation gave members of Arizona’s congressional delegation pause about their own social media activity, they’re not showing it.

Home news June 8, 2011

Arizona high school graduation rates rise, but still trail national average

Arizona high school graduation rates rose sharply over a 10-year period, but state students still lag behind the national average, according to a new national report.

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