HB 2675 may up college costs by $2K for many in Arizona
Many Arizona university students may find themselves paying more to go to school should a minimum tuition bill, HB 2675 sponsored by Rep. John Kavanaugh, R-Fountain...
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Tobin's plan would put redistricting maps on May ballot
Arizona voters could get the last word on the political alignment of the state for the balance of the decade.
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Politicians grandstand to stay in front row
A couple of observations from somewhere east of Eden, er, Phoenix ...
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‘Botanica’ presents surreal look at nature
You may never look at Mother Nature quite the same way after seeing her through MOMIX’s lens.
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Brewer's book jumps over 285,000 places on sales list after Obama incident
It's debatable whether arguing with the president of the United States is a bad move politically.
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Young writer is proud of his country
Hunter Sanchez, a seventh-grader at Mesa Academy for Advanced Studies, will represent Arizona in the Patriot's Pen, a nati...
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Unity Walk celebrates diversity
The annual Unity Walk to celebrate cultural diversity is taking place Feb. 4, when residents of multiple cities gather at ...
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Prevent false alarms
The Gilbert Police Department's Alarm Unit has announced its alarm awareness class schedule for the next three months.The ...
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Scott Smith said Thursday he'll run for a second term as Mesa's mayor to continue pushing his economic development and community revitalization initiatives.
- Jan 27 Young writer is proud of his country
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- Jan 27 A.J. school board seeks new member
- Jan 27 Knox Elementary School to become gifted academy
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Many Arizona university students may find themselves paying more to go to school should a minimum tuition bill, HB 2675 sponsored by Rep. John Kavanaugh, R-Fountain Hills, become law.
- Jan 25 E.V. buyers, sellers help Barrett-Jackson show to banner year
- Jan 27 Tempe's Insight Bowl losing its title sponsor
- Jan 27 U.S. Airways reaches flight attendent agreement
- Jan 26 Transcript of Ariz. Gov. Jan Brewer's letter to President Obama
- Jan 26 Gasoline prices climb in Arizona for 5th week in row
- Jan 26 Back to school: A new way of handling your money
- Jan 26 City of Chandler offers help with tax returns
- Jan 26 E.V. hospitals award grants to community nonprofits
- Jan 26 Teachers: Apply for SRP classroom grants
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Richardson: Arizona leaders should focus on safety of citizens, police officers
On Monday, Arizona State House Speaker Andy Tobin, R-Paulden, announced the state Legislature was launching a probe of the federal gun smuggling operation known as "Fast and Furious."
- Jan 24 Romney making futile attempts to connect with average folks
- Jan 21 Gun laws must be driven by common sense
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- Jan 27 Letter: Why not wait to hear what the president says?
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- Jan 27 What is your opinion of the ‘tarmac incident’ involving Gov. Brewer and President Obama?
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- Jan 27 Letter: Ariz. doesn’t need another embarassing politician
- Jan 26 How long could you go homeless?
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Brownie Points: Peyton will get to pick his place
By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
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Politicians grandstand to stay in front row
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
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Community leaders take stage for arts fundraiser
By Mandy Zajac, Tribune
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De La Torre takes on bigger project at Dobson
By Mark Heller, Sports editor
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How long could you go homeless?
By Mike Sakal, Tribune
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