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Special session in December?

At least they didn't have to fire any clones

Though some polls showed Meyer with a clear lead roughly 10 days prior to the election, he lost to Brophy McGee by 2,312 votes, according to the unofficial tally.

Tribes negotiate changes to gaming compact

DES Director Tim Jeffries is letting his employees know that the reports of his use of the governor’s plane to fly to Nogales and celebrate employees giving up job protections aren’t going to get him down. To read more on ...

Gallego ripped into Trump in a speech on the US House floor yesterday, using his time to not only blast the president-elect, but to dissuade Dem leaders from working with Trump on his infrastructure plans. To read more on this ...

Alston posted a note to Facebook last night detailing how, for the first time in her 24 years at the Capitol, she kicked someone out of her office. Alston wrote that it had been less than a week since Trump ...

The City of Tucson may lose roughly $176 million in shared revenue if it is proven that it broke a state law that prohibits cities from destroying firearms. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the ...

Amid the discussion of the likely repeal-and-replace of Obamacare that will follow Trump’s inauguration, Brewer said she hopes the expansion of AHCCCS, which she shepherded through the Legislature in 2013, stays intact. To read more on this item plus all ...

Tongues have been wagging about where some of Trump’s top Arizona loyalists, such as Arpaio, Brewer and DeWit, may find homes in his administration. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the Nov. 11 Yellow Sheet Report, ...