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Morning Signal: Arizona news for Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Key developments include an increase in threats against public officials, challenges in the state’s education system, and significant concerns over new tourism fees affecting the Grand Canyon.

Saguaro Signal Desk • Oct 21, 9:25 AM

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‘It’s a daunting task’: Democrats prep to lead Arizona legislature for first time in 60 years

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How Poor Approval Of The President Impacted Key Arizona Campaigns

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If Your Side Lost The Elections, Do Not Despair

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Arizona Democrats are on the verge of a historic sweep of statewide offices, putting the party in position to reshape state policy after years of Republican control of the Legislature and other statewide offices. The post Arizona Democrats could sweep statewide races with eyes on reshaping policy first appeared on...

Arizona Capitol Times • Nov 4, 5:37 PM

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Tales from the courtroom: A three-day glimpse into the courthouse wedding experience

PHOENIX – Every Monday through Friday at the Downtown Phoenix Justice Center, couples from across the Valley get married. Come in full glam, a t-shirt and jeans or a Halloween costume and a judge will make any marriage official.

Cronkite News • Nov 4, 4:24 PM

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Elections

Arizona rides the ‘blue tsunami’ as Democrats shift control of Congress

ARIZONA – Arizona Democrats gained ground in key congressional races as the “blue tsunami” shifted control of the U.S. House and the Senate. Democratic leaders and political analysts point to the win as a result of the dissatisfaction with Republican leadership.

Cronkite News • Nov 4, 4:20 PM

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Arizona

Kam’s Krystal Ball: The Modern Black Quarterback

For decades, the quarterback position has been defined by a specific image, one that often excluded Black athletes from being recognized as the leaders of an offense. In the opening episode of Kam’s Krystal Ball, we explore how the position has transformed, from the racial stereotypes and traditional expectations...

Cronkite News • Nov 4, 4:17 PM

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Arizona

The Second Half: The End Leading to a New Beginning

Jay Jackson spent 17 years playing professional baseball, but eventually his career came to an end. This episode discusses what led to the end of his athletic career and his thoughts on what his last season in Major League Baseball was like.

Cronkite News • Nov 4, 3:43 PM

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Elections

Arizona Democrats and Republicans reflect on power shift after ‘blue wave’

PHOENIX – Democrats point toward affordability, education and water as key priorities if the Arizona Legislature goes blue. Some key statehouse race results are still pending.

Cronkite News • Nov 4, 3:29 PM

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Opinion

Commentary: Arizona Democrats’ big night brings bigger expectations

It’s indeed a beautiful, sunny Blue Day in Arizona, and for those of us tired of MAGA’s exclusionary politics, Wednesday morning felt a lot brighter. I knew voters were angry. But I didn’t predict the magnitude of the rebuke, which makes the Democratic sweep across the nation — and particularly in Arizona — all the […]

Arizona Mirror • Nov 4, 3:00 PM

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