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State May Have to Reimburse Glendale for Super Bowl Expenses

Arizona Senate committee unanimously approved bill requiring public safety expenses to be paid back following next year's event.

BIll Would Allow Livestock Owners to Shoot Fed Protected Wolves

Arizona Senate committee approved legislation that would grant ranchers permission to kill Mexican gray wolves if they prey on their animals.

Tucson Pursuing Two More Annexations

City attempting to fill in pockets of unincorporated areas and increase revenue; pursue adding 150 homes near I-10 and Valencia in next few weeks.

UA Professors Traces Origins of Flu

For years wild migratory birds have been considered a source of all flu viruses, but his research finds differently.

Brewer, NV Gov Unveil Sign for Proposed I-11 at Hoover Dam

Ceremony taking place Friday afternoon; interstate would be located between PHX and Las Vegas.

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Blood and Circuses

The carnival is in town and innocent fun soon turns to horror when one of the sideshow acts is murdered. Thursday at 10 p.m. on PBS 6.

The C.S.I. Effect

Alexis Gray, one of the nation's top forensic anthropologists, discusses how popular TV shows have changed the public's expectations about forensic science.

State Revenues Indicate Economic Growth

Monthly report for AZ Legislature shows strong increases in retail sales, construction sales taxes.

Arizona's Scenic Contribution to Movie, Television History

New book explores how Southern Arizona's landscapes became iconic representations of the American West.

Barber's Afghanistan Visit Informs Defense Budget Vote

U.S. Rep. Ron Barber says visit to Kabul made him see firsthand US efforts in area as reauthorization of Natl Defense Authorization Act is coming up.

Photomurals Downtown Spark Discussions on Rosemont Mine

Series of large-scale photomurals installed outside Steinfeld Warehouse aimed at engendering talks about people, animals, industry in Santa Rita Mountains.

Spring 4th Ave Street Fair Debuts New Layout

The event will not run as far south as it used to, in order to accommodate the modern streetcar.

Ft Huachuca Could Face Personnel Reduction, Sr Commander Says

The Army Base in Sierra Vista may lose up to 2,700 military, civilian positions following the ends of wars in Iraq, Afghanistan.

AZ Citizens Clean Elections Could Lose Some Authority

Arizona House committee OKs bill that would remove group from investigating campaign contribution violations.

An interview with Arizona Senate President, Andy Biggs.

UPDATED: AZ Senate Gives Initial Approval to Budget Plan

AZ Senate President Andy Biggs introduced amendment with $18M for new school assessment test, $15M for CPS; chamber debating spending plan all day Thurs.

Arizona Spotlight for March 21, 2014

What is the 'C.S.I. effect'?; a look into what causes influenza to spread; and Tucson Festival of Books attendees share "A Book I Love"

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