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Election denier Liz Harris is the top choice of east Valley Republicans for appointment to seat left vacant when Harris was expelled. County board will decide.

The Arizona Senate passed a bill Thursday to continue the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind for another four years.Under state law, all agencies terminate and require approval from the Legislature to continue. The bill was introduced in the House and would have allowed the board to operate for eight years. Though that was cut down to two years before settling on

KJZZ brings you news from throughout the state. The most important stories impact everyday Arizonans. Voices of Arizona bring you the real people behind the headlines. Marissa Holland is a student at Chino Valley High School in Yavapai County. She’s also an athlete with Special Olympics Arizona. "I've competed in a lot of them, but my favorite sport so far is bocce," she said.

After an acrimonious, and at times openly hostile debate, the Arizona Senate on Thursday approved a bill that would continue the existence of the Arizona School for the Blind and Deaf for the next four years. 

In what has become a mysterious political struggle, state senators on Thursday debated on how long to allow the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind to operate before it must return to the Legislature for approval to continue as a state agency.