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October 6, 2026
  • Mesa Starts the Clock on Higher Water, Sewer and Trash Rates, With Most Households Facing Less Than $6 a Month More
  • Stanford’s Karl Deisseroth Shares Nobel Prize in Medicine for Optogenetics, the Light Switch That Lets Scientists Control Brain Cells
  • Kenya Confirms Its First Ebola Case as Traveler From Congo Dies in Nairobi; Health Officials Trace Dozens of Contacts
  • Marines Offer Free ‘Forever Chemical’ Tests for Private Wells Near MCAS Yuma, With Scheduled Sampling Ending Wednesday

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    Mesa Starts the Clock on Higher Water, Sewer and Trash Rates, With Most Households Facing Less Than $6 a Month More

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    Stanford’s Karl Deisseroth Shares Nobel Prize in Medicine for Optogenetics, the Light Switch That Lets Scientists Control Brain Cells

    37 minutes ago
  • Colorized electron microscope image of a filament-shaped Ebola virus particle

    Kenya Confirms Its First Ebola Case as Traveler From Congo Dies in Nairobi; Health Officials Trace Dozens of Contacts

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    Marines Offer Free ‘Forever Chemical’ Tests for Private Wells Near MCAS Yuma, With Scheduled Sampling Ending Wednesday

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    Justice Department Files 40 Cases to Strip Citizenship, Calling It the ‘Largest Denaturalization Effort in Modern History’

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    Biggs Says He’d Sign ‘a Whole Host’ of Bills Hobbs Vetoed as ASU Poll Shows the Governor Ahead

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Biggs Says He’d Sign ‘a Whole Host’ of Bills Hobbs Vetoed as ASU Poll Shows the Governor Ahead

Thee Arizona Times2 hours ago06 mins

Gov. Katie Hobbs has rejected 541 bills in four years. Her Republican challenger, Rep. Andy Biggs, says many of them would become law under him, while a new ASU survey puts Hobbs up about 12 points among registered voters.

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Kerr and Harrolle Mohan Clash on Water and Data Centers in Arizona’s First Lieutenant Governor Debate as Giles Skips

Thee Arizona Times6 hours ago05 mins

Republican Sine Kerr and No Labels candidate Angela Harrolle Mohan debated Monday for an office no one has held yet. Gov. Katie Hobbs’ running mate, John Giles, and Green Party candidate Lisa Castillo did not take part.

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