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Court Rules ‘Prevailing Wage’ Ordinances Illegal In Phoenix And Tucson
By Matthew Holloway | The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that prevailing wage ordinances enacted by the cities of Phoenix and Tucson violate state law, ruling in favor of the Associated Minority Contractors of Arizona, represented by the Goldwater Institute in a...
Bill To Allow Voters To Choose Photo Radar Passes Senate
By Staff Reporter | The Arizona Senate passed legislation to allow voters to decide whether or not they have photo radar. SCR 1004 would allow voters to decide whether they should be the ones to decide on photo radar installations in their communities. If passed...
Yuma Sector Border Patrol Arrests Cartel Smuggling Scout
By Ethan Faverino | Yuma Sector Border Patrol Agents have arrested a cartel smuggling scout operating in the remote Sierra Pinta Mountains. The apprehension, resulting from an ongoing investigation by the Yuma Sector Targeting and Intelligence Division, disrupts...
Arizona House Passes Veteran Memorial Designations For State Route 69
By Matthew Holloway | The Arizona House of Representatives passed House Concurrent Memorial 2007, a measure that would designate sections of State Route 69 as a memorial highway honoring U.S. veterans from major conflicts over the past century. The measure, sponsored...
NEWS
Maricopa County Supervisor Addresses Early Voting Concerns
By Staff Reporter | The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Recorder are at odds over plans to establish early voting locations. Maricopa County Supervisor Mark Stewart, who has been an independent voice within the board, addressed two public concerns with...
Court Rules ‘Prevailing Wage’ Ordinances Illegal In Phoenix And Tucson
By Matthew Holloway | The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that prevailing wage ordinances enacted by the cities of Phoenix and Tucson violate state law, ruling in favor of the Associated Minority Contractors of Arizona, represented by the Goldwater Institute in a...
Bill To Allow Voters To Choose Photo Radar Passes Senate
By Staff Reporter | The Arizona Senate passed legislation to allow voters to decide whether or not they have photo radar. SCR 1004 would allow voters to decide whether they should be the ones to decide on photo radar installations in their communities. If passed...
OPINION
AZFEC: Hobbs Has No Plan To Reduce Prices At The Pump
By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | For Maricopa County motorists, high gasoline prices are no longer an occasional inconvenience but a recurring hit to their wallets. The story is the same every year. Every summer as...
VIJAY JAYARAJ: EPA’s CO2 Reversal Is Welcome Opening For Developing World
By Vijay Jayaraj | On a crisp, sun-drenched afternoon in the spring of 2023, I found myself walking down Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., in front of the William Jefferson Clinton Building, headquarters of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)....
AZFEC: Tax And Spend Municipalities Are Destroying Affordability In Arizona
By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | It’s not an accident that the top issue talked about by politicians these days is affordability. Over the last 5 years the cost of pretty much everything has gone through the roof, largely...
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