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The arguments for and against judicial retention elections in Arizona - Vimarsana News

The arguments for and against judicial retention elections in Arizona

Two Arizona Supreme Court justices are in the crosshairs of progressives this election season after they ruled to reinstate a territorial-era near total abortion ban in the state. Clint Bolick and Kathryn H. King are up for judicial retention votes this November — and now, the nonprofit Progress Arizona is mounting an organized campaign against them, hoping to do the

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Breaking the Rules to Kill a Bull Elk, from the Archives - Vimarsana News

Breaking the Rules to Kill a Bull Elk, from the Archives

There's plenty of conventional wisdom about how to kill elk. But radical tactics, as described in these stories, can be worth the risk.

Gov. Doug Ducey may be the last of his kind in Arizona - Vimarsana News

Gov. Doug Ducey may be the last of his kind in Arizona

If Doug Ducey's brand of conservatism is endangered, how will the two-term Arizona governor be remembered? Here's what could define his legacy.

Mark Brnovich has misused the Arizona Attorney General's Office - Vimarsana News

Mark Brnovich has misused the Arizona Attorney General's Office

It's breathtaking how Mark Brnovich has misused the Arizona Attorney General's Office. So is the silence from the GOP candidates to replace him.

Boas: Is animosity holding up the goals of Invest in Ed? - Vimarsana News

Boas: Is animosity holding up the goals of Invest in Ed?

The Show regularly checks in with the editorial board of the Arizona Republic to talk about current issues facing the state and the region — featured in columns on the newspaper’s op-ed pages.

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