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Mailing it in: Fights brewing over voter registration in key swing states
Four months out from Election Day, activists are still fighting over the rules that will dictate how voters cast their ballots, including in swing states. The parties are preparing for legal battles if the results are close, as they were four years ago. In this series, the Washington Examiner will look at the battles over election rules. […]
Trico awards POWER Grants to nonprofits
Trico Electric Cooperative has awarded $35,000 to five nonprofits providing critical services in Southern Arizona. The grants are part of Trico’s POWER Grants program and are awarded twice a year to charities throughout Southern Arizona. Nonprofits are selected through an application process and reviewed by a six-person committee made up of Trico employees, members and board members.
National Weather Service confirms tornado touched down in Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. — The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in southern Tucson last night. The NWS says they received multiple reports of storm damage in the area of southern Tucson. VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL: El Servicio Nacional de Meteorología confirma tornado en Tucson...
Ballots are out for Arizona's primary election. Here's what to know about early voting
Campaign signs are up and hostile political advertisements are on television. That means it's voting season in the desert. Voters in Arizona's upcoming state primary will see a number of pivotal races up and down the ballot. Republicans will choose a nominee for U.S. Senate. Democrats will weigh in on a few disputed congressional primaries and several fierce contests in heavily-blue legislative districts.
Arizona Republicans look to block voting without proof of citizenship in presidential race
The Republican Party of Arizona, national Republicans, and Arizona GOP lawmakers are seeking an emergency order to block some voters who register with a federal voter registration form from voting in this year’s presidential race. The groups believe U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton was incorrect in her ruling that federal law allows people without proof […]
Iconic Tucson bar opening new Phoenix location
Dirtbags, the iconic University of Arizona bar cherished by students, alumni and locals in Tucson, is thrilled to announce the opening of a new location in Phoenix this coming August. Known for its lively ambiance, exceptional service and delicious food, Dirtbags is set to bring the same excitement and community...
National Weather Service confirms EF-1 tornado touched down in Tucson
TUCSON, AZ (AZFamily) — The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado touched down in Tucson on Tuesday night. Weather service officials said the twister was reported around 10:45 p.m. near Kolb and Valencia roads, about 2 miles north of Interstate 10. A video from the area shows several...
Higher minimum wage, open primaries could make AZ ballot after filing voter signatures
The partisan primary election happening later this month might be the last voters will see if backers of an election reform measure get their way. On Wednesday, the Make Elections Fair campaign filed petitions with 584,124 voter signatures — more than 200,000 in excess of the minimum — to put an open primary proposal on the November ballot.
Report: Biden has 'responsibility' to 'get out of race,' Arizona House Democrat says
TUCSON, Ariz. — Raul Grijalva has become the second House Democrat to call on President Joe Biden to leave the presidential race, according to a report from the New York Times. Grijalva said he supports Biden but now is an "opportunity to look elsewhere," according to the report. "What...
$55.2 million to boost clean energy in rural Arizona with new battery systems
$55.2 million is headed to Sierra Southwest Cooperative Services Inc. to finance three new battery energy storage systems. The funding will bring clean energy to rural Arizonans in cities like Sahuarita, lowering energy bills and creating more jobs for farmers, ranchers, and producers.
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