The Arizona Republic - 2018-09-04

• GOODNIGHT MONSOON?
• ‘Sparks will fly’ at confirmati­on hearing
• Brnovich calls for charter reform
• TV adaptation of ‘The Purge’ improves greatly on the movies
• Final months detailed by close friend
• TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT
• Diamondbac­ks promote Lopez to bolster bullpen
• 13 new hotels planned
• A husband-wife debate leaves me flushed
• For Labor Day, federal workers shortchang­ed … and we’re next
• Ahwatukee residents frustrated by flooding
• O’Rourke betting that national attention will float him in Texas race
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Senior communitie­s skirt rules
• Grateful for McCain’s role in healing after war
• Tax crimes are easy low-hanging fruit
• Identity politics can be tricky
• Apparently newspaper columnist is the only rational Arizonan
• A huge win for nature and renewable energy in Ariz.
• Candidates of color
• Hotels push to build a better breakfast
• ‘To better serve you’ may be travel industry euphemism
• Pilots train for rapid descents in emergencie­s
• ‘Small Fry’: Steve Jobs’ cruelty, kindness
• Steve Wilks isn’t afraid to play rookies
• Taurasi’s role may shift in Game 5
• Wilson available to play
• Keys is OK with flying under radar
• Todd goes back-to-back in Funny Car at Indy
• D-Backs turn page after difficult Dodgers series
• Reyes slugs two homers as Padres top D-Backs
• With roster set, Cards prep for opener
• Foles will start for Eagles in opener
• BYU pressures Tate in Arizona’s loss
• Jackson leads way; Hokies handle FSU
• Two ‘Desert Flippers’ discuss show’s 3rd season
• Options abound for retiree’s wife
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