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Arizona news runs on politics, immigration, the desert economy, sports and weather, and coverage here follows all of it. Every corner of the state, from Phoenix to the rural regions, sits within scope.


Weather and Disaster

Live Poll

Do you trust your insurer to treat you fairly after a storm?

Severe Weather

Arizona Urges Insurers to Aid Storm Victims

State regulators ask insurers to help policyholders in areas hit by heavy rains, high winds and tornadoes.

Arizona Urges Insurers to Aid Storm Victims

Automotive

Live Poll

Should government spend federal money on public EV charging stations along highways?

Electric Vehicles

Arizona Seeks Bids for 49 EV Charging Stations

The Arizona Department of Transportation is soliciting private developers to build electric vehicle fast-charging stations across the state using federal funds.

Arizona Seeks Bids for 49 EV Charging Stations

Economics

Live Poll

Do you think the economy in your area is getting better?

Employment

Graham County Leads Arizona Job Growth Forecast

State projections show health care and construction will drive employment gains across all 15 Arizona counties over the next decade.

Graham County Leads Arizona Job Growth Forecast

Business

Live Poll

Should Arizona spend more state money on homeless shelters?

Philanthropy

Arizona Awards $16 Million for Homeless Shelters

Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Housing announced grants to 19 organizations and local governments across the state.

Arizona Awards $16 Million for Homeless Shelters

Sports

Volleyball

Cicero Prep Sweeps St. David for 1A Volleyball Title

Cicero Prep claimed its fourth straight 1A state volleyball championship with a three-set win over St. David on Saturday.

Statewide reporting follows the legislature and the governor's office, elections and ballot measures, the courts and the immigration and land-use questions that recur in Arizona policy. Coverage runs through Phoenix, Tucson, Scottsdale and Tempe alongside the rest of the state. The legislature's short session compresses most major statewide decisions into a few months each year. Water rights, population growth and the economics of a desert climate sit beneath most of the state's largest disputes.


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