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Arizona lawmakers setting rules for rounding with elimination of pennies

PHOENIX — Penny for your thoughts?

If you’ve got three, better make that a nickel.

With pennies no longer in production, state lawmakers are moving to establish rules for what happens when the grocery, clothing store or mall outlet comes out ending in something other than a 5 or a 0.

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