Backers of Failed Prop. 127 to Continue Push for Arizona Renewables
Mark Richardson, Public News Service (AZ) PHOENIX – Backers of a defeated ballot measure aimed at significantly increasing renewable energy in Arizona say they’ll continue…
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MVD gets award for improved customer service and innovation
Getting Arizona out of line and safely on the road is getting widespread attention. The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division has received the…
Coronado National Forest waives fees in honor of Veterans Day
Fees waived at day-use sites November 10 and 11 Coronado National Forest will waive fees at most day-use recreation sites on Saturday, November 10 and…
Open Enrollment for Health Insurance
By RENATA CLÓ Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Open enrollment began Thursday for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, with most Arizonans seeing more choices…
Daylight Savings Time Ends This Weekend
It’s that time once again when the rest of the country goes off Daylight Savings Time, meaning that the rest of the country comes back…
Woman disabled in crash survived six days before her rescue in Wickenburg
An ADOT crew, rancher and state trooper discovered the injured crash victim and helped save her life Wickenburg, Ariz. — On Friday, October 12, 2018,…
ADOT program helping more women enter construction trades
Minorities, veterans, jobless among others benefiting from Construction Academy PHOENIX – An unemployed single mom of three, Iris Bost hoped to break into the male-dominated…
Grand Canyon gap: Arizona national parks need $531 million to fix roads, buildings
By COREY HAWK Cronkite News GRAND CANYON – Arizona’s national parks are feeling their age and need a $531 million makeover on hundreds of roads…
CBP Officers Arrest Another Impostor at the Port of San Luis Using New Facial Comparison Biometric Technology
TUCSON, Ariz.—U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s new cutting-edge facial comparison technology identified another impostor at the Port of San Luis last week. It was the…
Arizona Poverty Rate Remains Among Nation’s Highest
Katherine Davis-Young, Public News Service (AZ) PHOENIX – Poverty in Arizona has declined slightly, but the rate of residents living in poverty in the state…
