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Arizona Supreme Court Rules for Plaintiff in Abraham Lawsuit Over Withholding of University Records

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-28: Court Document Hack, When Will Kelly Decide, and More

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-25: Clean Elections Presses, Hobbs Files on Behalf of Tohono O’Odham, Police Charge Sinema’s Ex-Lover With Art Destruction, and More

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School Board Member Rooks Says Peoria Police Requests Reinforcement After School District Raid

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-24: Attorney General Debate, DCS Audit, and More

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-23: Biggs’ “First 100 Days,” ASU Renames Obama Scholars, and More

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-22: No Sunshine Subpoenas, Turning Point Behind Democrats For Biggs, Kelly Still Deciding on Presidential Run, and More

Hoffman Taps Former GOP Candidate Andrew Gould To Lead Hobbs Investigation

AZ Morning Briefing, 9-21, Audit Hearing, Hernandez Endorses Petersen, Arizona Prevails Action On the Attack, and More

Arizona Morning Roundup 9-18-26: Arizona Keeps Missing HHS Audits, Hobbs Announces Infrastructure District Program, Biggs Pushes Arizona’s Interests In Water Act, and More

Cartwright

Cartwright School District Puts Students Last

Kyl

Former Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl Dies At 84

Legacy Park

Mesa Officials Unanimously Approve ‘Generational’ Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing Developments

Arizona Morning Briefing, Sept. 17: Sunshine Subpoenas, Peoria Water Deal, Heap Medical Drama, Meet the Candidates’ Wives, and More

No Labels

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-16: Charter School Money Probe, No Labels Party, Air Force Gets A Tucson Golf Course, and More

Scottsdale Unified

Scottsdale Unified Faces Uncertain Future

EXCLUSIVE: Ava’s Law Belongs To Everyone, Gress Says

Arizona Morning Briefing 9-15: Lombardo Countersues, Deepfakes in Scottsdale Election, a “Theme Park District” in Mesa, and More

CUSD

CUSD Unified Votes to Invoke Land Acknowledgments

horses

Gov. Hobbs Blocks Removal of Salt River Horses Amid Feud With State Rep. Reim

Finchem

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-14: Finchem Makes Dumb September 11 post, Charlie Kirk Statue Vandalized, Judge Extends Supervision of MCSO

Republican

Arizona Played A Very Supporting Role At The Republican Midterm Convention

Arizona Morning Briefing 9-11: Ciscomani-Mendoza Debate, Court Upholds Prop. 314, Justin Wilmeth’s Student Debt, and More

EXCLUSIVE: La Osa Data Center Proposal to Continue Despite Pinal County Zoning Rejection, Owner Says

On Anniversary of Kirk’s Murder, is Turning Point Action a Republican Election Asset or Liability?

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-10: Election Turns on Turning Point, Firetruck Antitrust Suit, Land Acknowledgment Fracas in Chandler School Board, and More

Construction

Arizona May Be Running Out of Construction Workers

Austin

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-9-26: Turning Point Activists DeepFake Austin, Mayes Announces Charges Against Academy Del Sol, and Where Are The Biggs TV Ads?

Data center

A New Coalition is Forming Around Arizona Data Center Policy

Tohono O’odham

Federal Incursion into Border Region Strains Relations With Tohono O’odham

Jay Feely

Arizona Morning Briefing 9-8: Crane Alters Message, Musk May Be Backing Ciscomani, Feely to Attend Midterm Convention, Sinema Suit Moves Forward

Competition Impracticable–Petersen Highlights Stacey Champion’s Role in Mayes’ Tenure

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-4: DCS/Sunshine Scandal Widens, Yee Says Ruiz is Campaigning Illegally, Mayes Must Repay McDowell, Hobbs Back Data Centers, and more

Sunshine

Arizona Morning Briefing, 9-3: Republicans Produce New Sunshine Witness, Clean Elections Resurfaces Heap, USPS Ballot Reform Math, and More

Arizona Joins FTC to Sue Amazon Over Alleged Consumer Fraud

Mayes Calls For Freeze On Data Centers

Arizona Morning Briefing 9-2: Sunshine Scope Widens, Lombardo Campaign Finance Plot Thickens, Park Officials Try to Figure Out What Went Wrong In the Canyon, and more

308

Republican Who Led Prop. 308 Campaign Slams DOJ Lawsuit

Attorney General Kris Mayes

Arizona Morning Briefing, 8-28: Mayes Targets Flock, Clean Elections Gains Subpoena Power in Lombardo Case, and Gilbert Must Elect a School Board Member

Arizona Water Shortage Impacts Housing Development

Arizona Takes Biggest Colorado River Cut as State Challenges Federal Framework

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Arizona Supreme Court Rules for Plaintiff in Abraham Lawsuit Over Withholding of University Records

Arizona’s Supreme Court on September 18 issued a long-awaited ruling in the case of Matthew Abraham, Ph.D. v. Arizona Board

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