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Judge Dismisses Trump’s Suit Over Ballots in Metro Phoenix
A judge has dismissed the Trump campaign’s lawsuit seeking the manual inspection of ballots in metro Phoenix after the campaign’s lawyers acknowledged the small number of ballots at issue wouldn’t change the outcome of how Arizona voted for president.
Senator-Elect Mark Kelly Says Bipartisanship a Real Mission
Democrat Mark Kelly is pledging to stick with the campaign theme of bipartisanship that won him a U.S. Senate seat in Arizona’s election.
Republicans Face Court Setbacks, Trump Law Firm Steps Down
Republicans suffered setbacks to court challenges over the presidential election in three battleground states on Friday as a national law firm that came under fire for its work for President Trump’s campaign withdrew from a major Pennsylvania case.
Judge Dismisses Trump’s Suit Over Ballots in Metro Phoenix
A judge has dismissed the Trump campaign’s lawsuit seeking the manual inspection of ballots in metro Phoenix after the campaign’s lawyers acknowledged the small number of ballots at issue wouldn’t change the outcome of how Arizona voted for president.
U.S. Citizenship Test Adds More Questions, Draws Criticism
Updates to the U.S. citizenship test will require applicants to answer more questions than before and could slow down the number of tests administered each day.
Woman Whose Dad Died From COVID Blasts Governor for Travel
A woman whose father died from COVID-19 is criticizing Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey for leaving the state with his wife to celebrate the couple’s wedding anniversary amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Biden Gives Boost to Retiring Senator's Climate Change Plan
A plan championed by retiring Democratic Sen. Tom Udall of New Mexico to harness the nation’s lands and ocean waters to fight climate change is getting a boost from Joe Biden.
Arizona School Districts' Responses Vary to Growing Outbreak
Arizona has reported over 3,000 additional known COVID-19 cases as the deepening coronavirus outbreak prompted varying responses by school districts across the state.
Correction: Gray Wolves-Endangered Story
In a story October 29, 2020, about gray wolves, The Associated Press misspelled the name of Minnesota’s governor.
Proposed $3.3B Gasoline Plant in Southern Arizona Halted
The city manager of a small southern Arizona city says construction of a proposed gasoline plant that would have generated more than 2,000 jobs has been halted after the company planning the project reprioritized its projects.