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Nov 7, 2008

Napolitano still mum on future after joining Obama transition team

A lot of questions hung in the air for Gov. Janet Napolitano as Election Day neared, and now that it’s over, most of them still lack answers.At her weekly press […]

Nov 7, 2008

Voters shoot down payday loan initiative

An initiative billed by sponsors as necessary reform to the state’s thriving payday loan industry was soundly rejected by Arizona’s voters on Nov. 4.Prop. 200, the Payday Loan Reform Act, was […]

Nov 7, 2008

Army Captain gets out the vote in Afghanistan, but is short one ballot

Army Capt. Christopher Kent is helping Afghanistan stand on some pretty wobbly legs. Before now, democracy there never got much a workout. Kent, 39, and his unit have done their […]

Nov 7, 2008

Arpaio grabs 5th term as Maricopa County sheriff

Incumbent is compared to Wyatt Earp

Nov 5, 2008

Watching history from the Wyndham

Democrat rally draws overflow crowd to cheer on Obama

Nov 4, 2008

The Spirit of the Biltmore

A video on the big screen featuring John McCain gets cheers from the crowd at the Arizona Biltmore resort to see whether he will be the next president in January. […]

Nov 4, 2008

AZ election results to start at 8 p.m. – except Pima

(Photo by Matt Bunk) Results for the election will be reported starting at 8 p.m., though the voice of voters in Arizona's second-largest metropolitan area likely won't be heard until early tomorrow morning. While […]

Nov 4, 2008

Not just another day at the Biltmore

Linda Mirade of Phoenix becomes a magnet for photographers in the Frank Lloyd Wright ballroom at the Biltmore Resort with her plastic “McCain” dress – with McCain in bold print […]

Nov 3, 2008

Too late to vote early

(Photo by Bill Coates)

Oct 31, 2008

Saguaro thefts up considerably as population increases

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management in Arizona has seen an exponential rise in saguaro cactus thefts statewide during the past 10 years — and it’s getting worse — while […]

Oct 31, 2008

Vision plan for Capitol grounds harkens back to downtown’s past

Trolley system would carry visitors along ‘Centennial Boulevard’

Oct 31, 2008

Democrat voters in AZ top 1 million for first time

Registered Democrats in Arizona number more than 1 million for the first time in state history, according to voter registration figures released Oct. 24 that reflect Democrats continued to reduce […]

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