Mexico election funding

Mexico's Federal Electoral Institute has confirmed that the country's new president's party spent more than $5 million through electronic cash cards during last year's presidential campaign.

Reactions to Governor Jan Brewer's proposed budget

Governor Jan Brewer's Budget Director John Arnold explains how the administration decided on its spending priorities in the $8.9 billion package.

Arizona's flu season and requiring vaccination

Shoana Anderson of the Arizona Department of Health Services explains how the state's flu season compares with the rest of the country. James Hodge of Arizona State University's O'Connor College of Law considers the ethics of requiring workers to be vaccinated and sending them home if they're ill.

Remembering Jack Ross and Acquanetta

Phoenix car dealer Jack Ross and his wife Acquanetta were well-known for their ubiquitous television commercials and their commitment to Valley health and culture.

Phoenix Suns' worst season in 25 years

The Phoenix Suns are off to their worst start in twenty-five years and fired Head Coach Alvin Gentry last week.

Suns legend Majerle resigns

The Phoenix Suns’ recent head coaching change has also led to the departure of a team legend.

Arizona's Biosciences Roadmap after ten years

Arizona's Biosciences Roadmap has been in place for a decade. What has its impact been on the economy and health care?

Civil discussion and emotional issues

Recent conflicts over the fiscal cliff and gun control have renewed focus on the importance of civil discussion in the wake of disagreements.

Jerry Lewis on the importance of cooperation

Former State Senator Jerry Lewis, best known for defeating then-Senate President Russell Pearce in the 2011 recall election, says Arizona lawmakers need to look past party affiliation and work to d

Will Republicans and Democrats work together during the 2013 legislative session?

Democratic State Senator Steve Farley and Republican State Senator Rich Crandall talk about the importance of leadership at the state legislature and the need to find common ground to meet some of

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