The Chandler Unified School District is still debating over how to achieve a $12 million budget reduction for the next school year.
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Arizona’s attorney general has reached a settlement in a case involving an assisted living facility. The former owners can no longer operate in the state.
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In most instances, the phrase "tax conformity" would be more likely to lead to eyes glazing over than thoughts of a bitter political dispute. But this year is not most instances.
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The aim is to enhance security while speeding up the process
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Avelo was the only ICE subcontractor also offering commercial tickets to travelers. Earlier this month, the airline announced it would no longer be doing deportation flights for ICE.
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You can't yet buy it in stores. But a Benson lawmaker is moving to make sure that lab-grown meat is never, ever available in Arizona. Not at the grocery stores. And not at restaurants.
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Tempe residents, nonprofits and businesses affected by the damaging microburst there last year have more time to apply for federal financial assistance.
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Multiple water line breaks continue to plague parts of the South Rim at Grand Canyon National Park.
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The dip in the money immigrants send back to the country coincides with Trump administration immigration authority raids in the United States.
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GameStop — retailer of new and used video games, accessories and collectibles — has closed five of its 32 stores in the Phoenix area and several more around the state.
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The 2025 Endangered Latinx Landmarks report includes a Texas cemetery, a bar in LA, agriculture labor housing in Colorado and a market in Tucson.
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Consumer Reports investigators focused primarily on the app Instacart, and revealed that the company was using algorithmic pricing to experiment with the cost of common items.
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Last year, Arizona voters passed a new law aimed at giving residents some recourse when their property is impacted by homelessness.