
Letterman’s Top 10 for Monday, August 20, 2012 — Congressman Kevin Yoder Excuses
10. “What’s the big deal, I was naked the whole trip.” 9. “It was spring break; chill out.” 8. “People in the Middle

10. “What’s the big deal, I was naked the whole trip.” 9. “It was spring break; chill out.” 8. “People in the Middle

Is Arizona still too reliant on an out-of-state fuel supply structure? By Phil Riske, Managing Editor, Rose Law Group Reporter and George Seitts, Rose Law

By Saqib Rahim E&E Publishing If the United States falls over the “fiscal cliff,” more than a few energy producers will wish for a

By James Rowley Bloomberg Republican platform drafters refused to put their party on record for preserving the mortgage- interest deduction, giving Mitt Romney more flexibility

He and city group differ on development plans By Eugene Scott The Arizona Republic When does a vibrant downtown become too vibrant? Phoenix’s new

By Martha Maurer KTAR Two Valley communities have been rated in the top 100 on Money magazine’s best small cities list. The East Valley


By Paul Davenport PHOENIX (AP) — A commission on Monday nominated three current judges to Gov. Jan Brewer for appointment to the Arizona Supreme

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Attorneys representing some gay state and university workers said the U.S. Supreme Court should spurn as “unworthy” a

By Cyndy Cole Arizona Daily Sun An individual opposed to development at Arizona Snowbowl is currently attempting to block construction of a water pipeline by

By Beth Duckett The Arizona Republic Need a reminder that elections are under way? Look no farther than your nearest street corner. Political signs

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By Shauneen Miranda | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — A pair of blockbuster cases to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court could carry far-reaching implications

By Jordan Gerard | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: The oncoming legislative session will bring new topics to the halls of the Arizona Legislature, alongside

By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key points: For the first time in nearly a decade, the Arizona House of Representatives will enter the