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Wednesday, September 30, 2026Wed, Sep 30
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Morning Signal: Arizona news for Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Key issues affecting Arizona include education funding proposals, the implications of housing land sales, and ongoing controversies in the gubernatorial race.

Saguaro Signal Desk • Sep 30, 9:01 AM

Capitol

Treasurer race gets personal as candidates cast doubt on the other’s integrity

Arizona Capitol Times • Sep 30, 1:41 PM

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Elections

Justice Department indicts 10 noncitizens in quest to prove Trump claims of election fraud

Arizona Mirror • Sep 30, 12:46 PM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Capitol

Prop. 320 asks voters if the state should dictate how much public schools spend in the classroom

Arizona Mirror • Sep 30, 11:51 AM

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Arizona Morning Briefing 9-30: Gallego Vs. Champion, The Trials of Matthew Ammel, Halloween Comes Early To Fountain Hills, and More

The Arizona Globe • Sep 30, 9:19 AM

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77-22 Senate vote sets federal rules on college sports; Arizona splits

The Senate passed a 77-22 college sports overhaul that codifies a $20.5 million revenue share, adds up to $27.5 million in allowable athlete retention spending, and shields the NCAA from some antitrust suits.

Jose Gonzalez • Sep 30, 9:11 AM

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US Supreme Court allows Trump to resume deportations outside immigrants’ home countries

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday granted, for now, the Trump administration’s request to continue rapid third-country deportation of immigrants to countries not their own. The decision will allow the Trump administration to carry out its aggressive deportation method of quickly removing immigrants to...

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Arizona Mirror • Sep 30, 8:11 AM

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Capitol

Secretary Of State Fontes Finally Releases Years Of Withheld Felony Records

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:59 PM

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Elections

Arizona Ballot Measure Would Increase Classroom Spending

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:58 PM

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Tucson Man Accused Of Stealing Deceased Mother’s Social Security Benefits

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:56 PM

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Senate Approves Sweeping College Sports Bill On Athlete Pay, Transfers And NCAA Rules

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:02 PM

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Border

Selling Arizona trust land won’t guarantee more housing, land chief tells lawmakers

Republicans want to sell off more of Arizona’s trust land to alleviate the housing shortage, but the head of the state Land Department says doing so doesn’t guarantee more houses would be built. “It’s not just if we sold all this land, all this housing would be built, because there are so many other factors […]

Arizona Mirror • Sep 29, 5:50 PM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Capitol

‘Predator protector’ accusations cast long shadow over governor’s race

Consultants say both campaigns, by accusing each other of 'protecting' predators, are relying on attacks rather than talking about voters’ top concerns. The post ‘Predator protector’ accusations cast long shadow over governor’s race first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

Arizona Capitol Times • Sep 29, 4:50 PM

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