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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

Elections

Arizona Morning Briefing, 11-6-26: Shah, Mendoza Win, Statewide Dem Sweep Widens, Mendoza Unloads on Turning Point

The Arizona Globe • Nov 6, 8:56 AM

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Elections

Big spending didn’t ensure victory in Arizona congressional races

Cronkite News • Nov 6, 7:11 AM

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Elections

Democrats romped in state elections. What will they do with their newfound power?

Arizona Mirror • Nov 6, 7:00 AM

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Arizona Capitol Times – November 6, 2026

Arizona Capitol Times • Nov 6, 5:39 AM

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Restrictions On Transgender Athletes, Other Measures Pass

Arizona Daily Independent • Nov 5, 7:12 PM

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Dollar General Sued For Charging More Than Advertised For Many Products

Arizona Daily Independent Nov 5, 6:11 PM

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Man Sentenced To Prison for Sexual Assault, Sextortion and Threats Against Victim

Arizona Daily Independent • Nov 5, 6:10 PM

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Koby Brea, CJ Huntley Will ‘Surprise People,’ Lead Valley Suns Through Season Opener

Arizona Daily Independent • Nov 5, 5:20 PM

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Elections

‘We expect them to deliver’: Arizona voters voice their needs with a new party in power

PHOENIX – After Democrats won Arizona, voters voice what needs to come next to fulfill needs.

Cronkite News • Nov 5, 4:27 PM

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Capitol

Desert tsunami: Democrats celebrate historic trifecta, make plans to govern

After a shocking, seismic shift in Arizona’s political power dynamics, Democrats are set to hold a trifecta for the first time in more than half a century, giving Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs a rare opportunity to advance policy with a friendly Legislature in 2027. The post Desert tsunami: Democrats celebrate...

Arizona Capitol Times • Nov 5, 3:34 PM

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Koby Brea, CJ Huntley will ‘surprise people,’ lead Valley Suns through season opener

PHOENIX – Valley Suns coach Paul Jesperson named two returning former two-ways, Koby Brea and CJ Huntley, as locker room leaders and people he’ll be ‘leaning on.’

Cronkite News • Nov 5, 2:29 PM

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Border

From preps to pro: Basketball’s international growth evident at every level

GILBERT – Basketball’s growth has stretched across the globe, from preps to pros. Recent drafts and NBA MVP winners tell the tale of the sport’s international success while impacting the next generation of international players, a shift on display at the Dillon Brooks Invitational in October.

Cronkite News • Nov 5, 2:22 PM

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