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Explosives busts show demand for grenades
Authorities say the arrests of three men who allegedly sold casings for 23 hand grenades this week in metropolitan Phoenix is a reminder that the illegal market for explosives isn't isolated to Mexico.
Jobless rate rises despite more working
A new unemployment report provides mixed news about the state of Arizona's economy. The figures Thursday from the state Department of...
Comments 0Gould, Verschoor won’t support budget plan
Efforts to start plugging the $2 billion hole in the state budget came to a screeching halt Thursday when two Republican lawmakers...
Comments 0Commission confirms ouster of legislator
Arizona's public campaign financing commission has affirmed a judge's decision removing a lawmaker from office for violating campaign...
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Winter bookings at recreational vehicle parks in metropolitan Phoenix are up after three years of decline, a sign it may be a good year for the industry that caters to "snowbirds."
Few cancelations reported at winter RV parks
Winter bookings at recreational vehicle parks in metropolitan Phoenix are up after three years of decline, a sign it may be a good year for the industry that caters to "snowbirds."
Concern over law to deny benefits to illegals
East Valley officials and leaders say a new law related to checking legal status of residents seeking government benefits is wide open to interpretation, could become a headache and cost taxpayers if it results in frivolous lawsuits.
Arizona Politics
Efforts to start plugging the $2 billion hole in the state budget came to a screeching halt Thursday when two Republican lawmakers refused to support the plan.
Gould, Verschoor won’t support budget plan
Efforts to start plugging the $2 billion hole in the state budget came to a screeching halt Thursday when two Republican lawmakers refused to support the plan.
Commission confirms ouster of legislator
Arizona's public campaign financing commission has affirmed a judge's decision removing a lawmaker from office for violating campaign finance rules and laws.
Immigration
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office on Wednesday filed the first case under the 2-year-old employer sanctions law that punishes businesses for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
Prosecutors file first employer sanctions case
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office on Wednesday filed the first case under the 2-year-old employer sanctions law that punishes businesses for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
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