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Home>Travis Arbon

Travis Arbon

travisarbon@azcapitoltimes.com

Recent Articles from Travis Arbon

education August 8, 2014

Risk of child hunger grew most in suburbs during recession

A new report points to the suburbs as the place in the state where the risk of child hunger grew the most during the recession.

August 8, 2014

Report says Arizona tops nation in solar capacity per capita

Environment Arizona released a new report Aug. 5 on the state of solar energy that ranks Arizona first in the nation in the amount of solar capacity per capita but points to future challenges.

Featured News July 31, 2014

17 trillion gallons lost: Southwest groundwater depleting faster than thought

A study by researchers from the University of California, Irvine suggests that groundwater loss in the Colorado River Basin is not only higher than expected, but that other water sources may be inadequate to fill the gaps if it disappears.

Community Giving & Volunteers July 2014 July 28, 2014

Arizona black women’s organization rocks lives, community

When Rochelle Johns moved to Arizona, she felt like a fish out of water. Johns grew up in St. Louis, surrounded by her friends and family. But in Arizona, she had to start from scratch.That’s why she founded Black Women that Rock, an organization dedicated to community service and women’s empowerment.

Community Giving & Volunteers July 2014 July 28, 2014

Charitable office culture: Gallagher & Kennedy women’s group mixes business, philanthropy

Every year before Thanksgiving, the Gallagher & Kennedy law firm raises money through a series of office challenges to donate to the purchase of turkeys for charity. At the end of the event, the company gives enough money to buy thousands of turkeys.

Featured News July 22, 2014

New report says Arizonans pump the brakes on car use, ride transit more

Arizonans have been driving less, walking more and riding public transit in high numbers in recent years, according to a report issued by the Arizona PIRG Education Fund.

Education July 2014 July 14, 2014

New system could save AZ schools millions, funding may pose problem

A new student-data system that could save schools more than $175 million over the next four years is being developed by the Arizona Department of Education, but the project may not see all of its goals become reality.

Election 2014 July 2, 2014

O’Connor House aims to increase registration, turnout with Great Voter Challenge

The O’Connor House and its partners are launching the Great Voter Challenge to increase voter registration by 10 percent across Arizona.

Election 2014 July 2, 2014

League of Women Voters to hold candidate forums

The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson and Arizona Public Media are partnering to hold six candidate forums leading up to the elections.

Environment June 2014 June 24, 2014

ADEQ hamstrung in the face of new EPA rules

Arizona finds itself immobile in the face of proposed new EPA rules aimed at reducing carbon emissions because of legislation passed in 2010 that bars agencies from implementing regulations that target greenhouse gasses.

Environment June 2014 June 24, 2014

State still spending heavily on gasoline despite converting its fleet to alternative fuels

Arizona’s spending on alternative fuels for its vehicle fleet continues to be relatively small even though the fleet is almost entirely capable of using such fuels.

May 2014 Real Estate & Construction June 2, 2014

Demands on Central Arizona Project rise rapidly as it approaches capacity

The Central Arizona Project was responsible for nearly 25 percent of Arizona’s total gross state product between 1986 and 2010 and supplied more than a million jobs annually in 2010, according to a study by the L. William Seidman Research Institute at Arizona State University.

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