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Ellen Shamah asks, from left, State Rep. Jeff Dial, State Rep. Bob Robson and State Sen. John McComish a question during a legislative forum at Kyrene School District on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013.
State Rep. Bob Robson answers Laurie Jake's question during a legislative forum at Kyrene School District on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013.
Mitzi Epstein, of Arizona PTA, brings up their "Kyrene Wheel" initiative to, from left, State Rep. Jeff Dial, State Rep. Bob Robson and State Sen. John McComish during a legislative forum at Kyrene School District on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013.
Karen Cheney asks a question about education for dyslexic children during a legislative forum at Kyrene School District on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013.
Church zoning: Churches would get some special protections against local regulations under the terms of legislation approved Wednesday by the House.
The days of being able to evade photo radar and red-light cameras may be drawing to a close.
Public notices
Changes to DUI laws approved
Bill to protect certain school subjects vetoed
Senate OKs bill to limit emission rules
House allows guns anywhere in cars
State lawyers for the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission contend that Rep. David Burnell Smith should resign because he "completely flouted" campaign spending laws and "gamed the system" during the 2004 Republican primary.
State lawyers for the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission contend that Rep. David Burnell Smith should resign because he "completely flouted" campaign spending laws and "gamed the system" during the 2004 Republican primary.
An outside investigator for the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission says Rep. David Burnell Smith should be removed from office for overspending on his 2004 campaign.
March 9, 2005
President Barack Obama hugs immigration activist Tolu Olubunmi, who introduced him, before he speaks about immigration reform in the East Room of the White House on Tuesday, June 11, 2013, in Washington. The Senate is preparing to cast the first votes on a landmark bill that offers the best chance in decades to remake the nation's immigration system and offer eventual citizenship to millions. Also pictured, left to right: Mee Moua, President and Executive Director, Asian American Justice Center; Marlon Hill, Former President of the Caribbean Bar Association; Sheriff Margaret Mims, Fresno County, Calif.; Carlos Gutierrez, Former Secretary of Commerce; Paul Bridges, Mayor of Uvalda, Ga.; Charles Ramsey, Philadelphia Police Commissioner; Gabriela Pacheco, Director, The Bridge Project; Richard Trumka, President, AFL-CIO; William Bratton, Former Chief of Police, LAPD and NYPD; Mary Kay Henry, International President, SEIU; Tom Donohue, President and CEO, US Chamber of Commerce. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
Our legislative session wrapped up this year on April 20, in exactly 100 days. This is the earliest adjournment in more than a decade. Despite the relative brevity, it was the most productive session in my seven years at the state Capitol.
Our legislative session wrapped up this year on April 20, in exactly 100 days. This is the earliest adjournment in more than a decade. Despite the relative brevity, it was the most productive session in my seven years at the state Capitol.
Excellent Tribune piece Sunday by Garin Groff. Extremist overreaching by Russell Pearce, Kirk Adams and the "Tea Party Legislature" WILL be dealt with by rational moderates next election.
A protester expresses his displeasure Thursday with new legislation which would deny citizenship to children born in Arizona unless one parent could prove citizenship or legal residency.
Marijuana legislation is not a simple issue. In fact, it is a muddled quagmire of complex concerns. Most people have seen the 1938 propaganda film Reefer Madness depicting the tragic events and eventual insanity of high school students lured into using marijuana. In the 72 years since the film was produced, much research has been done to bring valid awareness to the dangers as well as medicinal qualities encompassed in this herb. Laws, however, haven't changed much since a movement in the '70s and passionate arguments are being fired from both sides.
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