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  10 hours ago

  Hernandez lauches air war in Southern Az's CD7 other election news | Political roundup

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  A roundup of local political news: Hernandez launches first TV ads in Congressional District 7; Romero endorses Schubert in Ward 1; and other …

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  12 hours ago

  Volk: Paid vacation for legislators while Arizona waits

  tucsonsentinel.com - Kevin Volk

  Updated: With less than two months before our budget deadline, Republican leaders in the Arizona Legislature hit pause. It’s a paid vacation taken …

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  19 hours ago

  Healthcare advocates warn Medicaid cuts will strip coverage from 190K Arizonans

  tucsonsentinel.com - Jim Nintzel

  As Republicans debate new work requirements and other Medicaid changes, healthcare advocates are warning that eligible Arizonans will lose their …

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  20 hours ago

  The quiet coalition behind Arizona’s anti-LGBTQ+ school board proposals

  tucsonsentinel.com - Tori Gantz

  Nearly identical policies targeting trans and gender-diverse students have been introduced, debated, and in some cases approved across Arizona, often …

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  21 hours ago

  Drought-fueled fire still burns through Arizona forest

  tucsonsentinel.com - Joe Duhownik

  Climate experts recommend maintaining current drought declarations in Arizona as the largest fire of the year so far still raged on Tuesday near the …

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  21 hours ago

  Az GOP legislators call for more solutions to Missing Murdered Indigenous People crisis

  tucsonsentinel.com - Shondiin Silversmith

  Two of Arizona’s Republican legislators are urging state and federal lawmakers to unite and work on solutions to address the ongoing crisis of …