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From Arizona Daily Star and AZ FREE NEWS, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Arizona Daily Star47 minutes ago
Amazon agrees to pay back $3M to certain Arizona consumers, on Arizona Daily StarPHOENIX — Retail giant Amazon has agreed to refund $3 million to Arizonans whom Attorney General Kris Mayes claimed were effectively trapped into paying for Prime memberships because the company made it difficult to get out.
AZ FREE NEWS10 hours ago
Arizona Judge Invalidates State’s Cage-Free Egg Mandate, on AZ FREE NEWSBy Matthew Holloway | A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has declared Arizona’s cage-free egg rule invalid and unenforceable, finding that the Arizona Department of Agriculture lacked the specific statutory authorization required to impose the mandate. In his ruling, Judge Scott A. Blaney granted part of the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment and denied the
Arizona Daily Star16 hours ago
U.S. return of unlawfully deported AZ man stopped by appeals panel at last minute, on Arizona Daily StarOn Monday the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued an administrative stay of a federal judge's order that DHS facilitate the U.S. return of Ahmed Soliman, who
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MedicaidA judge has blocked a Medicaid rule for the sickest Arizonans.
A judge has blocked a Medicaid rule for the sickest Arizonans. More than 429,000 Arizonans ages 19 to 64 are covered through Medicaid expansion.
News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: Arizona Daily Star