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Figures Show AZ Unemployment Rate Dropped in December

Seasonally adjusted number down to 7.6% from 7.8% in Nov; state has added more jobs in trade, transportation, utilities.

Homeland Security Chief Makes First Border Visit

Meets with Border Patrol officers, ranchers, border town mayors to get sense of security issues.

Flake Interview: No More Fed Debt for Subsequent Generations

GOP senator says lack of savings elsewhere in budget is why he voted against extending jobless benefits.

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UA Seeking Funding for Farm Outreach, Tuition Balance

Annual budget request to state lawmakers calls for more money than governor has proposed.

One of the closed TUSD schools sits with empty hallways.

School Officials: Funding for Maintenance, Books Worries Them

As operating budgets stabilize, capital funding issues are focus for next fiscal year in Pima County.

Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild provides an update on his effort to end veterans' homelessness in the city by 2015.

Tucson's Needed Focus: Jobs, Trade, Mayor Says

Rothschild reflects on successes of last two years, sets economic goals for remaining years in his term.

Hearing Set on AZ Challenge in Voter ID Case

Judge will take evidence over two days in February as state seeks proof-of-citizenship for registration.

Report: AZ Lacks for Adequate Driver Safety Laws

Lack of teen driver laws, motorycle helmet requirement, others make state one of lowest-ranking in US.

Prescott Has Denied More Than 100 Yarnell Fire Damage Claims

Property owners, relatives of 19 perished Hotshots seek total of $662M; law firm says city not liable because didn't act intentionally.

Member of the Arizona state Legislature meet at the Senate Building.

Pima Board Fills Vacant AZ Senate Seat with State Rep.

Former Sen. Linda Lopez of Tucson resigned earlier in the month, Rep. Andrea Dalessandro of Green Valley chosen to replace her.

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AZ's Government Credit Rating One of Worst in Nation

Richard Stavneak with the Joint Legislative Budget Committee said despite the low rating state's credit has been improving.

Proponents of medical marijuana are already buying sites which will be used for dispensaries in Pima County. We speak to two of them about their efforts.

AZ Rejects Adding More Medical Conditions for MMJ Use

Petitions to allow medical marijuana for PTSD, migraines and depression have been denied by DHS director.

AZ African American Leaders Fear Their Political Presence is Fading

State Sen. Leah Landrum-Taylor's retirement could leave state as one of a handful in U.S. with no African Americans in Legislature.

The border wall between Mexico and Arizona runs through rolling desert hills, separating a bustling Mexican city from the Arizona desert.

Secretary of Homeland Security Visiting AZ This Week

Jeh Johnson expected in Douglas, Tucson Weds. to receive briefing on efforts to secure the border.

Pima County, Cienega Residents Recognized for Teamwork

Nonprofit combining public and private expertise to restore native frog habitat; efforts getting attention from federal government.

AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, January 17, 2014

Rep. Ron Barber discusses budget vote, Obamacare; two state lawmakers talk Brewer gutting CPS.

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