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AZ Corporation Commission Chair may pursue APS customer refunds

“It turns out that these new, modern rate plans were extremely confusing to customers," Burns wrote.

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Arizona Senate adjourns without taking up coronavirus bills

The 16-14 vote officially ended a 2020 legislative session that had been halted in March.
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Time running out on the last US-Russia nuclear arms treaty

The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty is the only remaining U.S.-Russia arms control pact.
nation-world

US warns major capital flight if China moves with 'disastrous proposal'

The move proposed by Beijing is strongly opposed by pro-democracy lawmakers and US officials warn it could threaten Hong Kong's status as a financial hub of Asia.

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People march in Phoenix Friday night after George Floyd, Dion Johnson's deaths

Multiple protests are planned in downtown Phoenix over the death of George Floyd in Minnesota and a DPS trooper-involved shooting earlier this week.
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Police: No body cam or dash cam footage in DPS shooting death; family and friends pushing for answers

Family and friends of Dion Johnson plan to hold a vigil and protest outside DPS Friday night. Johnson was shot and killed by a trooper after a struggle on I-10.

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D-backs cut about quarter of staff with layoffs, furloughs

Remaining staff will take pay cuts that average less than 15%, with the team’s highest earners losing a bigger percentage of their income.
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Patrick Peterson ready to prove himself in contract year, believes Cardinals have championship-caliber roster

Patrick Peterson gives his thoughts on the team's offseason, why he thinks Arizona has a championship-caliber roster and how he's ready to prove himself in 2020.