A bill to require courts to hold initial hearings in
custody cases sooner will go to the governor, after winning the approval of the
state House of Representatives Wednesday.
Tuition is going up again at MaricopaCounty Community Colleges after the governing board approved a second tuition hike in
three years. The decision, which came last night, will mean another $12.5 million in revenues for the district.
Arizona
educators are remembering Eddie Basha for his dedication to public schools and
children in need. The businessman and
philanthropist died Tuesday at age 75.
Dr. Daniel Von Hoff of Scottsdale Healhcare and TGen spoke about efforts to cure cancer, including the dream teams of physicians coming together with complementary areas of expertise.
Author and conservationist William deBuys argued in a recent Los Angeles Times Op-Ed that the future of Phoenix is unsustainable, largely because of the impact of climate change.
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery talked about federal efforts to approve comprehensive immigration reform and whether his office's identity theft prosecutions could affect whether some undocumented immigrants could become eligible to be on a path to U.S. citizenship.
At a forum Tuesday evening, the Arizona Civil Rights Advisory Boardheard
testimony from members of the public about the impact of Arizona's
immigration law SB 1070. The advisory board is gathering information
about the implementation law in order to make future recommendations.
Arizona officials will be watching closely as the U.S. Supreme
Court considers gay marriage today. The outcome of the case could impact a
lawsuit over benefits for domestic partners for gay state and university
employees.
Arizona
receives high marks in a new survey that evaluates public access to state
spending records. But researchers say there’s room for more government transparency
in the state.
The major tenant at the GoodyearAirport
says shutting down the control tower, under the sequester budget cuts, could
force it to go elsewhere to train pilots.
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