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‘Tone deaf’ proposal to ban pride flags, among others, meets dead end
Rep. Nick Kupper quickly moved to block his own bill that aimed to restrict the display of all but a few specific flags on government property, bringing First Amendment violation concerns.
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Quilters showcase blend of tradition and innovation at Phoenix QuiltCon
QuiltCon, one of the largest quilting shows in the US, highlighted innovation at its recent national show in Phoenix.
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2 bills would provide nearly $20 million for communications, equipment to help battle Arizona wildfires
Arizona lawmakers are considering two bills that would enhance fire departments’ ability to communicate with other agencies during wildfires and pay for engines and water tenders that can travel over rugged terrain.
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The bipartisan bill that could chip away at housing unaffordability in Arizona
The Starter Homes Act would legalize smaller and less costly homes in the state, allowing for younger generations to become homeowners
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7 scholarships for students of color in Arizona
These scholarships can help offset college expenses for people of color in Arizona, addressing historical barriers to higher education.
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Parents of students with disabilities are fearful of cuts as Trump dismantles Department of Education
Parents of students with disabilities along with their teachers and advocates are wondering what comes next after President Donald Trump directed Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to dismantle her department.
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10 best arcades in Arizona
Discover ten of the best arcades in Arizona, from an arcade that only stocks pinball games to massive chains that call Arizona home.
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The perfect day in Parker, Arizona: A complete itinerary
Parker, Arizona, has everything you’d want for a quick getaway, including waterfront restaurants, river activities, golf, casinos, and nightlife.
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Explainer: Vouchers & poor funding are forcing these Arizona public schools to close
It gets worse: School vouchers don’t just harm public schools—they’ve harmed water and highway projects, too.
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Gwen Frisbie-Fulton: ‘The people closest to the problem are often the ones who can find the solution’
About two years ago, tents started to show up in my neighborhood along the creek beds and in small stands of trees. Most only became visible when the leaves fell, exposing their orange rainflies and blue tarps. This increase in houselessness didn’t feel surprising to me or to my neighbors: The rent has nearly doubled…
