Arizona makes English official Eric Pfeiffer / THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Washington Times
Arizona voters overwhelmingly made English the state's official language Tuesday, supporting a measure that also calls on local governments to promote its pre-eminence.
Kyl insists Arizona is still 'reddest of red' KTVK Phoenix
PHOENIX (AP) -- When Jon Kyl returns to the Senate, he'll represent a state that strongly supports a Democratic governor, fired a six-term GOP congressman and rejected a ban on marriage.
Governor, Legislature talk cooperation The Arizona Republic
Fresh off the widest Arizona gubernatorial win in 24 years, Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano offered the GOP-led Legislature an olive branch.
Single- classrooms stir debate The Arizona Republic
At the Chandler Unified district, and in less than a handful of public schools in Arizona, some coeducation classes split into single- education during a crucial period: Boys and girls learn together in elementary and high school but are taught in separate classrooms for the tumultuous middle school years in between. A single- pilot program could spread throughout the district and the rest
County focuses on overcrowded jail Eastern Arizona Courier
Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series on the plight of the jail system in southeastern Arizona. Part I focuses on the temporary measures jails must take to keep operating at an acceptable level.
Cochise to Vote on Planned Community RedNova
By Richard Ducote, Arizona Daily Star Voters will affirm or deny rezoning of Smith Ranch Future development of Smith Ranch, on the western flank of Benson and a potential "bedroom community" for Tucson commuters, rests with Cochise County voters Nov. 7.
In Arizona, ?For Sale? Is a Sign of the Times New York Times
The number of unsold homes in Phoenix is soaring and builders are pulling back as a housing bonanza turns bust.
Republicans squandered gains made among US Hispanic voters AFP via Yahoo! News
US Republicans squandered gains made over the years among Hispanic voters in Tuesday's mid-term elections, largely due to their shrill anti-immigrant rhetoric, analysts said.
Rinker, Fending Off Cemex, Posts 11% Profit Gain Update6 Bloomberg.com
Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Rinker Group Ltd., the Australian building materials maker trying to fend off a $11.7 billion takeover bid by Mexico's Cemex SA, said second-quarter profit rose 11 percent after increasing the price of cement and crushed rock.
Constitutional amendment banning same- marriage passed in 23 states of USA EARTHtimes.org
An amendment to ban same- marriage had been passed successfully in 20 states of USA. Three other states have joined them in passing similar amendments. These include Virginia, Wisconsin and South Carolina. Results are expected from Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, South Dakota and Tennessee.


List of cities in Arizona (by population) - Wikipedia, the free
A list of cities in Arizona (by population*) is below. For a complete list, please see List of cities in Arizona. Population > 1000000 (urbanized area)
Arizona's population likely to double by 2030
Arizona’s population will increase by 5.6 million between 2000 and 2030, according to the analysis. Due to the aging of the current population and the
Arizona Population and Demographics - AZ Statistics
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Arizona - Population
Between 1990 and 2000, Arizona's population grew from 3665228 to 5130632, the 5th-largest increase and 2nd-largest percentage gain (40%) among the 50 states
St. Luke's Health Initiatives: AZ Health Policy & Data
Arizona Population by Primary Insurance Market Segment, 2006 (In Thousands). Medicare enrollees account for 14% of the population, but approximately 30% of
Arizona Resident Population and Apportionment of the U.S. House of
Arizona. 1. The resident population excludes the overseas population. 2. Congressional apportionment for each state is based upon (1) the resident
Arizona - Arizona - Population overview
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KVOA News 4, Tucson, Arizona - Arizona's population projected to
POPULATION EXPLOSION: The U.S. Census Bureau projects that Arizona's population is expected to reach 10.7 million by 2030, which will make it the 10th most