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Lawmaker: On welfare? No beer or HBO for you
The way Frank Antenori sees it, you shouldn't be smoking or drinking if the government is helping to pay for your food or health care.
House OKs plan to balance Arizona's budget
Without a single vote to spare, the House on Tuesday gave final approval to a plan to put the state in debt for the next 20 years to...
Comments 0Budget or no, lawmakers have points to make
Rep. Ed Ableser, D-Tempe, wants Congress to urge the NCAA to adopt a college football playoff system.
Comments 0Legislation aims to stop "libel tourism"
A Senate panel voted Monday to give Arizonans - including newspapers - new protections against being sued for libel in other countries.
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Efforts to plug the state's current budget deficit hit a snag Monday.
State budget talks snagged by debt worries
Efforts to plug the state's current budget deficit hit a snag Monday.
Lawmakers refuse to limit tuition tax credits
A House panel refused Monday to limit who can get scholarships for private schools that are paid for with money that otherwise would go to the state.
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Rep. Ed Ableser, D-Tempe, wants Congress to urge the NCAA to adopt a college football playoff system.
Budget or no, lawmakers have points to make
Rep. Ed Ableser, D-Tempe, wants Congress to urge the NCAA to adopt a college football playoff system.
Deputies search for human remains near Tucson
TUCSON — The discovery of a skull by a family dog has led Pima County authorities to search for human remains northwest of Tucson.
Immigration
Four months after it lost its power to make federal immigration arrests, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said Monday it plans to train all 881 of its deputies in enforcing federal immigration law.
All MCSO deputies to get immigration training
Four months after it lost its power to make federal immigration arrests, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said Monday it plans to train all 881 of its deputies in enforcing federal immigration law.
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