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Customers get refunds after APS gave bad advice. Has the power giant fixed the problem?
Customers get refunds after APS gave bad advice. Has the power giant fixed the problem?
On "Sunday Square Off," what will top executive tell regulators about what went wrong? Also, should state's top highway trooper have asked for the speeding ticket?
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Will Ducey push for school voucher expansion in 2020?
Gov. Doug Ducey urged U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos her to expand school vouchers nationwide. Will the governor push for another voucher expansion?
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Arizona's top trooper got a pass on speeding. Is that bad news for all troopers?
When DPS Director Frank Milstead got off with just a warning for speeding, he made the job harder for all troopers, according to "Square Off" panelist Julie Erfle.
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What APS customers need to know about botched rate rollout
The Arizona Republic's Ryan Randazzo explains what went wrong and whether APS' new CEO will tell regulators they are giving customers solid advice on picking a rate.
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The impeachment process has divided DC. What about college campuses in Arizona?
A top college Republican and Democrat share their views on key issues. We're also taking a 2020 look ahead to school funding plan percolating at state Capitol.
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NBC focuses on Maricopa County for 2020 presidential election
The yearlong political coverage cements Arizona’s status as a swing state in the 2020 presidential election.
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The issues that matter most to Arizona college students
Surveys show gun violence and student debt are among the top issues for college students around the country. How do those issues play on Arizona campuses?
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How divisive is impeachment on Arizona college campuses?
Arizona’s top college Republican and top college Democrat give us their views of the issues that matter to students.
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School funding plan targets students in poor neighborhoods
Supporters from across the spectrum hope Gov. Doug Ducey includes the plan in the state budget he’ll unveil in mid-January.
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NBC News spotlights Maricopa County in 2020 presidential election
The yearlong political coverage cements Arizona’s status as a swing state in the 2020 presidential election.
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The inside story of Paul Petersen’s adoption assembly line
Documents show contacts with clients and use of taxpayer dollars. We're taking a deeper look at Paul Petersen's process.
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Meet Tucson’s rising star, plus the fate of DACA
Regina Romero will be Tucson’s first Latina and the first woman to serve as mayor. Is she the next Democratic rising star?
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Why AZGOP chair’s floating idea for less democracy
Kelli Ward is concerned that the big cities of Phoenix and Tucson decide who wins the Arizona election.
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Petersen never hid plans to use taxpayer dollars for births
Paul Petersen never hid the fact he would seek state Medicaid dollars to pay for births to the Marshallese women he brought to the U.S.
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How Petersen dealt with baby’s death
Documents provided by an adoptive family show how Paul Petersen dealt with the death of a baby they were going to adopt: It was all business.
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Arizona voters are growing and getting younger. What does it mean for the 2020 presidential race?
One year out from Election Day, ‘Sunday Square Off’ does a deep dive on key Arizona trends. Also, why someone new is running our election.
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