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10 Things Arizonans Do When It Finally Drops Below 70 Degrees

In the low desert, backyard citrus is ready to pick starting in November. Arizonans have been saving a whole list of things for the first cool days, and this is the season to get to them. Here’s what Arizonans do when it finally drops below 70 degrees. 1. Hitting...

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Arizona screwworm outbreak sparks pet travel rules across 9 states

PHOENIX - Arizona now has six confirmed cases of the New World screwworm, and the outbreak in the state is entirely concentrated in the southeastern corner of the state. The latest case was confirmed in a horse near Pearce in Cochise County around five miles from the state’s first confirmed case. Arizona’s other confirmed cases involved a dog in Graham County, a sheep and a horse in Greenlee County, and a dog and a horse in Cochise County.

Arizona · 1d

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Democratic Gains Make Arizona a ‘Test Case’ for Longevity of School Choice

A Facebook group in Arizona for those using the state's universal school choice program is typically filled with threads about favorite curricula, microschool recommendations and ads for new gymnastics classes or music lessons. But as the election results poured in on Nov. 3 — and it became clear that Democrats...

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State lawmaker says Arizona Republican election losses 'pretty much out of our control'

Voters decimated the ranks of Arizona Senate Republicans at the ballot box this year. But John Kavanagh, who takes on the unexpected title of minority leader, says he doesn't see the election results as a rejection of the policies GOP lawmakers have been espousing now for decades. And the Fountain...

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Arizona storm systems bring rain and wind

Scattered showers and spot thunderstorms move across Phoenix and southern Arizona on Friday before clearing out by Saturday night.

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Arizona homeowner facing family tragedy gets lifeline on unfinished pool project

An Arizona homeowner faced an abandoned pool remodel after contractor Sun State Pools had its license revoked by the ROC. Another pool company stepped in through a family connection to complete the unfinished work at a substantial discount. The Arizona Attorney General’s Office is investigating Sun State Pools following an...

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Daily Cannabis News Brief for 11/12/2026

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Below is The Marijuana Herald’s Daily Cannabis News Brief for November 12, 2026, sponsored by Trulieve. The Marijuana Herald publishes a new edition every weekday … Continue reading The post Daily Cannabis News Brief for 11/12/2026 appeared first on The Marijuana Herald .

Arizona · 22h

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Six Old Arizona Cafes Where Ranchers Still Order Chicken-Fried Steak Before Sunrise

Some of the best breakfasts in Arizona happen while the sky is still dark. In small towns and along old highways, a handful of cafes unlock their doors at 5 or 6 in the morning, pour the first pot of coffee, and start frying steaks for people with long days ahead.

Arizona · 23h

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12 fastest-growing construction companies in Arizona

Arizona’s construction industry continues to build momentum — literally and economically. The 2026 Inc. 5000 list highlights some of the state’s fastest-growing construction companies and construction-related companies, from roofing and electrical contractors to homebuilders and specialty firms. Their rapid growth reflects Arizona’s ongoing demand for housing, infrastructure and commercial development. Here are the Arizona construction companies that earned spots among the nation’s fastest-growing private businesses.

Arizona · 1d

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Clara Pratte Becomes Arizona's First Native American Elected Statewide

Clara Pratte grew up in Lupton without power or running water. Now she's Arizona's first Native American elected statewide, on the Corporation Commission.

Arizona · 3h

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The Burros of Biscuit Flat

At some point over the last 500 years, a branch of Arizona’s burro population went from being beasts of burden to party animals. At parties and events, you might spot these socialized donkeys hauling beer (Google: “beer burro”) while dressed in sarapes, sombreros and “special sanitary garments,” providing photo ops for bachelorettes and conventioneers. On the behavior scale, these highly trained jacks and jennies barely resemble their OG cousins that roam wild – and diaperless – on Biscuit Flat. Descended from hardy African pack animals used by the military, ranchers, explorers and miners dating to the 1500s, these feral beauties graze in several Arizona ranges, including the Bureau of Land Management Lake Pleasant Herd Management Area, a 103,000-acre space located 25 miles northwest of Phoenix.

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11 Arizona Italian Restaurants Where Someone Clearly Cared About The Pasta

Plenty of Italian menus in Arizona list pasta, but far fewer kitchens actually roll, cut, and shape it themselves. The places on this list do, and you can usually tell from the first forkful. They stretch from a quiet Phoenix strip mall to a garden cafe in downtown Tucson, a...

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Democrats take victory lap and promise big changes for Arizona, including more public education funding and ESA reform

Arizona Democrats are preparing for a dramatic shift in power at the state Capitol, promising major changes to education policy and the state's controversial Empowerment Scholarship Account voucher program after last week's election results. Gov. Katie Hobbs joined incoming Democratic legislative leaders Tuesday to celebrate what they called a historic...

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Arizona Issues Warning About Unlicensed Betting Sites

The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) today announced its participation in the first international Illegal Gambling Awareness Week (IGAW), running November 9–13, 2026. Organized globally by the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR), the coordinated public education initiative highlights a vital message for consumers and media outlets alike: Before you bet, check whether the platform is licensed where you play.

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Superintendent-elect Ruiz lays out plans for improving the Arizona Department of Education

Teresa Leyba Ruiz, a Democrat, will take on the role of Arizona’s next superintendent of public instruction in January, and she has big plans for how to make sure the Arizona Department of Education fulfills the state’s needs. Ruiz, who defeated Republican Kimberly Yee in the Nov. 3...

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From Iraq burn pits to cancer treatment, Arizona veteran shares her fight

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Army veteran Amber Edens was given three to six months to live after doctors found cancer in multiple places. A year later, she is still fighting. Edens, whose cancer has been linked to burn pit exposure during her deployment to Iraq, continues to undergo chemotherapy and radiation. She receives chemotherapy every three months, with no end date for treatment yet.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Arizona Public Service Customers Get About $14.70 in One-Time Savings on November Electric Bills for the Average Home

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved about $14.70 in one-time savings for the average APS home on November electric bills, funded by renewable credit sales.

Arizona · 1d

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ASU students voted—and they want change now

Northeast Valley News asked student voters what change they want to see come out of this midterm election. ASU Student, Temnu, said he’d like to see: “More efforts and more money being put towards environmental sustainability, and reduce cost of education… Those to me are very important since I’m a student and I’m also studying ecology”.

Tempe, AZ · 1d

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This Arizona Garden Pottery Lot Offers A Huge Selection Of Pots At Budget-Friendly Prices

Two whole acres of outdoor pottery, plus an 8,000-square-foot showroom packed with more. That is not a garden aisle. That is a small kingdom of pots. The shelves and rows hold Spanish Colonial, Tuscan, Southwestern, and contemporary styles. Metal sculptures, fountains, and bird baths fill in the gaps. I like...

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