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Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Arizona Rallies Next Week Unlikely
President Donald Trump tweeted early Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Ducey Begins Plan To Equip Arizona DPS Troopers With Body Cameras
Gov. Doug Ducey plans to acquire 150 body cameras for the Department of Public Safety, the first step to equipping all state troopers.
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Voting By Mail In Arizona: How It Works, And How It Doesn’t
Voting by mail has become a hot button issue this election and millions of Americans, including in Arizona, plan to vote by mail Nov. 3.
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Kanye West, A Republican, Can’t Run As An Independent For President In Arizona
A judge Thursday blocked rapper Kanye West from appearing as an independent presidential candidate on Arizona ballots.
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Kanye West Collecting Signatures For Presidential Ballot In Arizona
Rap superstar Kanye West is collecting signatures to qualify for the ballot in Arizona as a candidate for president.
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Arizona Supreme Court Says Invest In Ed Will Be On November’s Ballot
The Arizona Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that voters in November will get the chance to decide on a new education tax.
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Elections Officials: Arizona Vote By Mail May Be Harmed By USPS Changes
Arizona has largely been spared controversial changes at the U.S. Postal Service that critics worry will make it harder to deliver mail.
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Landlords Head To Court To Resume Evictions, Say Ducey Acted Unconstitutionally
Landlords and trailer park owners are suing to overturn Gov. Doug Ducey’s executive order barring most evictions.
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DNC Launches Bilingual Ads In Tucson During Pence’s Visit To Arizona
The Democratic National Committee released two digital ads, one in English and one in Spanish, targeting Tucson voters.
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Corporate Commissioner Race Likely Won’t Be Settled Until Days After Primary Election
One of the biggest questions of the primary election, whether the Republican Party will cede a Corporation Commission seat.
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Phoenix Mayor Asks For Investigation Into Migrant Detention At Hotel
Mayor Kate Gallego says it's important for local officials to know more about the hotel detentions and how children's legal rights were met.
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Portland Solidarity Protesters Strike Defiant Anti-Police Tone In Phoenix
About 100 demonstrators in Portland showed solidarity to protesters in Portland, Oregon, where some have been arrested by federal agents.
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Ducey: School Districts Will Decide When To Reopen Classrooms
Adults and students on reopened school campuses will be requited to wear masks at all times, with some exceptions.
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AZ Schools Superintendent ‘Not Optimistic’ On Aug. 17 Start
Superintendent Kathy Hoffman said the already delayed start date may have to be pushed back again amid continued virus concerns.
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Arizona Democrats Surge In Early Vote-By-Mail Returns
As of Monday, Democrats had returned about 195,000 early ballots, compared to 193,000 Republican ballots.
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Phoenix Judge Candidate Slams 'Black Lives Matter' In Instagram Message
Michael Irish, a candidate in the Moon Valley district, wrote it was “time to start putting these idiots in their place."
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Teachers, Parents Beg Ducey To Delay Opening Schools, Provide Full Funding
Gov. Doug Ducey wants schools to resume in-person classes by Aug. 17. That's too soon, parents and educators say.
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Ducey Extends Coronavirus Eviction Moratorium Until October
Gov. Doug Ducey also announced a $5 million foreclosure prevention program to help people who rely on rent checks from their tenants.
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Arizona Police Have Gotten $90 Million Of Military Equipment, Weapons
Arizona police agencies have received 10 percent of the more than $850 million in surplus military equipment received nationwide.
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McSally Raises Record Amount, But Still Dwarfed By Kelly’s Cash
Sen. Martha McSally raised an impressive $9.3 million in the second quarter, but still trails her likely Democratic opponent in fundraising.
