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Local Government

Cities, counties, school boards, and the state decisions that land closest to home — including Capitol, elections, and border coverage.

Includes Local Government plus State Capitol, Elections, and Border & Growth coverage.

Capitol

Arizona will soon need many more caregivers. Are we ready?

My grandfather and great-grandfather built the East Valley's first 55+ active adult community back in 1958. My father continued the family tradition and spent his career developing more than 10,000 homes in those same communities. I grew up around this business – literally singing in holiday programs for residents...

Arizona Capitol Times • Oct 1, 11:27 AM

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Capitol

Fontes and Kolodin Get Chippy In Second SecState Debate

The Arizona Globe • Oct 1, 9:25 AM

(from The Arizona Globe)

Elections

Trump launches 32-day campaign blitz in deep-red states as approval sinks

President Donald Trump is scheduled to kick off a month-long blitz of campaign stops with a Thursday rally in deep-red Oklahoma before heading to other states with strong Republican leanings. The first events in the closing stretch of the midterm election campaign suggest his strength with swing voters is limited,...

Arizona Mirror • Oct 1, 8:40 AM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Elections

Fontes and Kolodin clash over mail voting and election results as debate devolves into name-calling

In a heated debate full of name-calling and personal barbs, Republican Alexander Kolodin promised Arizonans that, as the state’s top election official, he would deliver election-night results — something that Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said was impossible. During the hour-long Arizona Citizens...

Arizona Mirror • Oct 1, 6:30 AM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Capitol

Fontes and Kolodin trade insults with some policy sprinkled in

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Republican state Rep. Alexander Kolodin debated in the race for Arizona’s top elections official. The post Fontes and Kolodin trade insults with some policy sprinkled in first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

Arizona Capitol Times • Sep 30, 10:31 PM

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Border

Gov. Katie Hobbs Administration Prioritized State Land For Solar Amid Housing Crisis

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 30, 7:59 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

Capitol

Maricopa County Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced For Overdose Death

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 30, 7:53 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

Capitol

The art of organizing a delegation between Arizona and Massachusetts

There is a certain kind of frustration that comes from living in a country that cannot seem to be able to get along. It shows up in the way people talk about politics today, like disagreement is the whole story, like the average person has no real say in any of it, like the only two options left are pick a side or...

Arizona Capitol Times • Sep 30, 5:00 PM

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Elections

Arizona’s voter-approved dark money law defeats First Amendment challenge in appellate ruling

A federal appeals court on Wednesday said Arizona’s law that forces disclosure of anonymous campaign spending is constitutional, rejecting the claims of a conservative group that argued that the law violated the First Amendment rights of people who want to secretly influence voters. The ruling by a three-judge...

Arizona Mirror • Sep 30, 4:27 PM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Border

Heaven sent: Dry wells in rural Arizona force residents to rely on water haulers

CHINO VALLEY – Local governments point to a regional water authority and stormwater recharge to combat overdrafting, while rural residents turn to hauling water and home storage.

Cronkite News • Sep 30, 2:57 PM

(from Cronkite News)

Capitol

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

Personal attacks from both candidates for state treasurer have turned the typically under-the-radar race into a contentious fight. The post Treasurer race gets personal as candidates cast doubt on the other’s integrity first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

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

A federal grand jury indicted 10 noncitizens for unlawfully voting in Minnesota, U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said Wednesday, highlighting the administration’s effort to keep election security a top issue, in line with President Donald Trump’s longstanding unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. The...

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

Republicans and powerful conservative organizations who say public schools spend too much on administration and unnecessary programs are urging voters to change state law to override local control and force public schools to spend a bigger percentage of their funding on “direct instruction.” Democrats and public...

Arizona Mirror • Sep 30, 11:51 AM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Elections

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

(from The Arizona Globe)

Elections

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

(from The Arizona Globe)

Capitol

Secretary Of State Fontes Finally Releases Years Of Withheld Felony Records

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:59 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

Elections

Arizona Ballot Measure Would Increase Classroom Spending

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:58 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

Capitol

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

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:56 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

Capitol

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

Arizona Daily Independent • Sep 29, 7:02 PM

(from Arizona Daily Independent)

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

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Border

Trump uses $20M in Homeland Security funds for ‘clearly illegal’ ads featuring himself

President Donald Trump is tapping $20 million in Homeland Security funding to pay for TV ads that heavily feature him ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats said Tuesday as the promos critics call propaganda come under bipartisan attack. The Trump administration recently moved the funds into a U.S. Customs and...

Arizona Mirror • Sep 29, 4:40 PM

(from Arizona Mirror)

Capitol

Arizona GOP targets overseas voters in registration fight

Under a 2005 state law, these people have been allowed to vote absentee, just like their parents, who once lived in Arizona and kept their state registration. The post Arizona GOP targets overseas voters in registration fight first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

Arizona Capitol Times • Sep 29, 3:06 PM

(from Arizona Capitol Times)

Elections

Judge dismisses ‘sham’ Green Party candidates’ lawsuit against agency investigating them

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit from two embattled Green Party candidates who sought to block the Citizens Clean Election Commission from ordering them to repay millions in public campaign funds they’re accused of fraudulently obtaining. But the judge said they could refile their...

Arizona Mirror • Sep 29, 2:56 PM

(from Arizona Mirror)

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