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Arizona Politics: Democrats’ newly won control of the Legislature puts school-voucher reform high on the agenda, while lawmakers are also calling for a 2027 pause on new data centers. Big Investment: SpaceX plans to spend about $50 billion on an AI computing campus in Cochise County, with capacity of up to six gigawatts; the project is expected to connect to local electric cooperatives. Local Elections: James Allen Jr. leads Matias Rosales by just 10 votes in San Luis’ mayoral race, triggering an automatic recount. Public Safety: Cochise County officials cleared a St. David homeowner who fatally shot a man investigators said was trying to enter the occupied home. Education and Jobs: J.O. Combs schools approved a free semiconductor-manufacturing course that could give students 16 college credits and a path to TSMC jobs paying $21 to $23 an hour.

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Nov. 13, 2026

IBCCES launches Cognitive Care Zone in Arizona

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Nov. 11, 2026

David Arkenstone brings Winter’s Eve concerts back to Arizona

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Nov. 11, 2026

Sun City Grooming backs Arizona women’s HYROX fundraiser for animal welfare

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Nov. 10, 2026

PROOF Real Estate Partners joins SERHANT. in Arizona

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Banner Health generates $25.3 billion, supports 120,000 jobs for Arizona

Banner Health generates $25.3 billion, supports 120,000 jobs for Arizona

Asian Americans Increasingly Flex Political Muscle at the Polls

Asian Americans Increasingly Flex Political Muscle at the Polls


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Nov. 14, 2026

Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Awards $442K in Grant Funding to the Arizona Department of Public Safety in Federal Fiscal Year 2027

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ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Responsible for Fatal DUI After Illinois Sanctuary Politicians Released Him

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Governor Katie Hobbs Announces Chief Of Staff Transition, Appoints Chief Legal Officer Kori Lorick as Chief of Staff

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IBCCES Launches the Cognitive Care Zone™ in Arizona, Expanding Accessibility Statewide

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Kunz Janitorial Carries Forward More Than 50 Years of Commercial Cleaning for Phoenix-Area Businesses

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University of Arizona Wins 2026 National Design-Build Student Competition

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