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House reporter at the Arizona Capitol Times. jthorington@azcapitoltimes.com Formerly at the Post Register. Washington State University alum.
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Arizona judges pass judicial review; voters will now have the final say Original

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By Jakob Thorington Verified
| Rose Law Group
By Jakob Thorington | Yellow Sheet More than 80 judges up for retention in Arizona met the judicial performance standards set by the Arizona Commission on Judicial Performance Review. Before any election, the commission reviews appointed judges selected by a merit system to determine if they should stay on the bench. If the judges survive the review, voters can make the final decision on each judge in November.
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Mine inspector candidates agree on (mostly) everything — except finances

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By Jakob Thorington Verified
| Rose Law Group
Cactus Mine – Photo via Arizona Sonoran Copper Company By Jakob Thorington | State Affairs While this is the first time since 2018 a Republican and Democrat are running for state mine inspector, the two candidates share similar visions for the office and their approach to safety enforcement. But they have taken entirely different approaches to fundraising.
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WIFA Director Chelsea McGuire: Finding Arizona’s water solutions

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| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
Home>Featured News> WIFA Director Chelsea McGuire: Finding Arizona’s water solutions A boat floats past bathtub rings showing how low Lake Powell levels have dropped on June 7, 2022, in Page. Water supplies in Arizona are approaching crisis levels. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson) As Arizona leaders respond to cuts to the state’s Colorado River allocation, one state agency — the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona — has been tasked with finding new,...
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