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Jan 27, 2024

ABOR clarifies UA budget shortfall, says athletics responsible for $35 million of $140 million deficit

Although the University of Arizona’s budget shortfall is closer to $140 million than the $240 million previously reported, the school is prepared to undergo sweeping changes in budget and oversight, including addressing the $35 million shortfall tied to the athletic department.

University of Arizona, scholarships, instructors, budget shortfall
Nov 17, 2023

Students and teachers angry over University of Arizona $240 million budget shortfall

Students and faculty members harshly criticized University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins on Thursday over a $240 million budget shortfall that has sparked suggestions for cuts to student scholarships and instructor salaries.

DINO, Hobbs, abortion, Roe v. Wade, Arizona Supreme Court
Nov 13, 2023

Hobbs says UA should not balance budget shortfall by cutting financial aid

Gov. Katie Hobbs said Monday she doesn't believe the University of Arizona should be balancing its newly disclosed budget shortfall by cutting financial aid.

family tax rebate, Republicans, St. Mary's Food Bank
Oct 17, 2023

Arizona Republicans tout family tax rebates amid projected $400 million budget shortfall

Republican legislators defended family tax rebates Monday as beneficial to Arizonans on the heels of new projections that Arizona is expecting a $400 million state budget shortfall.

Dec 18, 2012

Child Protective Services to restore most services that were cut

Arizona's child welfare agency plans to restore most services to children and parents that it says were cut due to a misunderstanding.

Mar 26, 2010

Health care law safeguards KidsCare, AHCCCS – budget will be $400 million short

Most Americans won't see any real impact from the new federal health care law for several years, but the effects will be immediate for the hundreds of thousands of Arizonans who were about to lose Medicaid coverage.

Dec 8, 2009

With cash flow problems, state may face budget cliff early next year

Arizona faces another budgetary cliff early next year, when the State Treasurer's Office might have to issue IOUs to pay bills if $735 million expected from the sale-leaseback of state assets does not materialize. Treasurer Dean Martin told a panel of lawmakers that the state needs to have the money by the end of January to be able to make payment to schools by Feb. 1.

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