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Feb 8, 2008

Bill to ban public lobbyists hits snag in Senate

Vote delayed pending amendment

Feb 8, 2008

Pearce’s campaign committee falls into gray area

A high-profile Republican representative formed a campaign committee for the Arizona Senate and collected campaign contributions last year, but elections attorneys said such actions may not trigger the state’s resign-to-run […]

Feb 8, 2008

Gas prices, economy cutting into Quartzsite’s snowbird business

QUARTZSITE — It’s been a rough winter for Cena Beene, one of the many hoping to cash in on snowbirds who flock to this normally desolate patch of western Arizona.The […]

Feb 8, 2008

Burns: Lawmakers need a ‘reality check’ on budget

Budget work stalled in Senate committee

Feb 8, 2008

Arizona’s Skull and Bones

Mine Inspector says more money needed to cover open-shaft mines

Feb 7, 2008

McCain works to heal conservative rift

WASHINGTON, D.C. — On the day former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney dropped out of the presidential race, Senator John McCain addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference here to soothe feathers […]

Feb 1, 2008

Goddard and other state AGs ask EPA to step on the gas

Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard joined 16 other state attorneys general to ask the Environmental Projection Agency to stop dragging its feet on regulating greenhouse gases.Last year, the U.S. Supreme […]

Feb 1, 2008

Dems File FEC Complaint Against Shadegg

Congressman

Feb 1, 2008

Napolitano wants to shift some prison costs to counties

One of Gov. Janet Napolitano’s proposals for reducing a state budget shortfall would put a financial hit on counties already facing lean financial times. The idea is to shift the […]

Feb 1, 2008

Homestretch here for Phoenix areas light-rail system

Drivers have spent three years navigating the 20-mile obstacle course where crews have been building the Phoenix area’s light-rail system, and Metro officials are trying to reassure them that the […]

Feb 1, 2008

TUSD to decide whether to close four schools

TUCSON — The Tucson Unified School District’s governing board is weighing whether to begin a process of closing four elementary schools this fall. Corbett, Ochoa, Rogers and Wrightstown elementary schools […]

Feb 1, 2008

Republicans face dissenters in caucus over tax repeal

A proposal to permanently keep in place a property tax relief program that, without legislative action, will expire at the end of fiscal year 2009 appears to be in peril […]

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