Arizona Voters to Elect Lieutenant Governor for First Time in November
March 10, 2026
Arizona voters will choose a lieutenant governor for the first time in the next election, altering state politics.
Arizona voters will choose a lieutenant governor for the first time in the next election, altering state politics.
A federal grand jury investigates a debunked audit of the 2020 Arizona election, with FBI scrutiny and political reactions.
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Bookmans employees in Flagstaff and Tucson ratified a union contract after months of negotiations, improving wages.
Women in Hermosillo, Mexico, marched for safety, justice, and abortion rights during the annual International Women’s Day.
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Reps. Biggs and Schweikert support Trump’s Iran attack despite previously opposing presidential war power without Congress.
President Trump pushed tech giants to sign a pledge ensuring data centers won’t increase consumer energy costs.
The 9th Circuit Court reversed a decision allowing refugee processing, impacting over 100,000 refugees and funding services.
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Emmanuel Damas, in ICE custody, died of septic shock after an 11-day hospitalization. ICE release omits toothache details.
