February 2021 – Page 9 – Arizona Daily Independent

Social Media Notice Ban Bill Passes With Bipartisan Support

February 15, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

Committee approved Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Rita’s bill, SB1687, which will prohibit any governmental entity in Arizona from using a social media platform for any official or governmental purpose.

House Committee Approves Raise Arizona Unemployment Benefit In 2022

February 15, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

AZGOP’s Executive Committee Considering A New Vote For Chairman, Other Offices

February 15, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

numerous AZGOP Executive Committee members have been receiving calls and have been lobbied both for and against calling for a new vote.

Arrested Made In Connection To Tucson Church Arson

February 15, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

Pima County Sheriffâ€™s Deputies arrested a man in connection to burglary and arson at a church that occurred Monday morning.

House Approves Consumer Protection Bill Making It Easier to Cancel Gym Memberships

February 14, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

Arizona Republicans File Amicus Brief In Libertarians’ Fight For Access To Maricopa County Audit

February 14, 2021 ADI Staff Reporter

The Arizona Republican Party has filed an amicus brief in the case brought by the Libertarian Party against Maricopa County officials

NRC Credits Palo Verde Response To Worker’s License Application Error

February 14, 2021 Cronkite News

As 20th Anniversary Of Death At Daytona Nears, Earnhardt Remembered As Great Friend, Unfortunate Safety Pioneer

February 14, 2021 Cronkite News

Thursday will be the 20th anniversary â€“ Earnhardt was racing hard on the final lap of the Daytona 500 when he crashed and hit the barricade

EPA Awards $220 Million For Uranium Mine Cleanup On Navajo Nation

February 14, 2021 Cronkite News

The Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday it will award contracts worth up to $220 million to three companies for the cleanup

What A Distant Quasar And A ‘Young’ Black Hole Could Reveal About The Universe

February 14, 2021 Cronkite News

A team led by University of Arizona astronomers has discovered the most distant quasar found to date