The Arizona Republic reported that days after he retired for the second time from the U.S. Senate, Jon Kyl is back to work again for a Washington, D.C.-based law and lobbying firm.

Kyl, 76, returns to Covington & Burling, which paid him nearly $1.9 million from January 2017 until he returned to the Senate in September, financial disclosure records filed on the day he left office show.

The Arizona Republic reported that with nearly 400 kids on a waitlist, the state sits on $56 million in federal aid.

The no-strings-attached aid from the federal government for Arizona goes untapped because lawmakers last spring declined to authorize its use.

In an editorial in The Arizona Republic, Grady Gammage Jr., a senior research fellow at the Kyl Center for Water Policy at ASU Morrison Institute, shared his view on how 2018 may well have been a watershed year in Arizona.

Frontdoors Media reported that the Arizona Foundation for Women recently elected five new members to its board of directors.

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Melissa S. Kovacs has been named associate director for research at Arizona State University's Morrison Institute for Public Policy.