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Hobbs restores $16.5 million in funding for U of A, ASU and NAU (opens the original)
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PHOENIXÂ â Gov. Katie Hobbs is using nearly $16.5 million she says she has leftover in COVID funds to restore the funding cut earlier this year to state universities. Tuesday's restoration includes more than $4.7 million for the University of Arizona, plus slightly more than $1 million for the UA Health Sciences Center. Arizona State University will get nearly $8.1 million and Northern Arizona University is in line for more than $2.6 million. In a news release late Tuesday, the Democratic gove
Failure to proofread his claim costs Arizona man in court (opens the original)
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See the A1 covers from the past for this day in history. If you're going to sue the government, you'd better make sure you â or your attorney â has a good proofreader. In a unanimous decision, the Arizona Supreme Court has thrown out the lawsuit Joseph Terborg filed against the town of Payson. The reason: His notice of claim contained two different amounts for which he said he would settle his case. That means Payson is off the legal and financial hook for an incident in which a police dog
Arizona governor sides with Tohono O'odham in fight against border wall (opens the original)
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Gov. Katie Hobbs is siding with the Tohono O'odham Nation in its bid to at least delay work on a border wall the federal government wants to build along its boundary with Mexico. "Arizona's own record demonstrates that vigorous border security does not require disregarding tribal sovereignty,'' Justin Cox, a private attorney representing Hobbs, told the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. He said the state has achieved "major enforcement results'' through cooperation with the tribe. B
Rivals for Ariz. AG spar over suing Trump, regulating data centers (opens the original)
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SCOTTSDALEÂ â The Republican candidate for attorney general lashed out Wednesday night at incumbent Democrat Kris Mayes for filing more than four dozen lawsuits against the Trump administration. Warren Petersen said Attorney General Kris Mayes engages in "political lawfare,'' using her office to go after perceived enemies. If nothing else, he said, the lawsuits are not a good use of Arizona taxpayer funds that could be used for other priorities. But in an hour-long debate with Mayes, Petersen
Rivals for AZ schools chief split on whether ESA students should be tested (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning PHOENIX â Candidate Teresa Leyba Ruiz said if private and parochial schools want to accept state dollars for tuition, they should be required to prove through academic testing that the students are learning. "That's part of accountability,'' the Democratic candidate for state superintendent of public schools said during a televised face-off Monday with Kimberly Yee, her Republican opponent in the No
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