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Can ASU's MechanicalTree Remove Enough Carbon To Slow Climate Change?
The tree is meant to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere without expensive materials or the assistance of energy-intensive machines.
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Arizona Vet, Ex-Inmate Shares Reentry Story During White House Program
Ray Perez, one of the founders of Operation Restoring Veteran Hope, joined five others who shared their stories for Second Chance Month.
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Brittney Griner's Absence Weighs On Phoenix Mercury As Training Camp Begins
Griner remains detained in Russia over apparent drug charges. She plays in the women's EuroLeague during the WNBA off season.
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Arizona Senate Race Nets $61.5 Million; Kelly One Of Top U.S. Fundraisers
Kelly had raised nearly $39 million as of the end of March, the second-most in the nation among Senate candidates this cycle.
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How Two Sisters Who Never Played Baseball Gave Tempe Prep The Chance To Play
Before the sisters joined, the Knights did not have enough players to field a team, and forfeiting games loomed as a distinct possibility.
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Maya's Farm Is First To Be Saved By Phoenix Farmland Preservation Program
Dailey isn’t the only urban farmer being squeezed. Phoenix lost nearly 200 acres of farmland to urban sprawl and development in 2020 alone.
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New Study Shows Nearly Half Of Bald Eagles Affected By Chronic Lead Poisoning
Lead bullets and shot used in hunting game and varmints break apart on impact, and the carcasses are scavenged by birds of prey.
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Trailblazing Jamie Boggs Puts GCU Athletics In National Spotlight
Boggs is one of five Asian-American NCAA athletic directors in the country, and one of just 50 female Division I athletic directors.
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African American Reconstruction Teams With Pro Sports Organizations To Empower Black Community
Over the past year, AAR has partnered with Phoenix Suns, Arizona Cardinals and Arizona Coyotes.
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Phoenix Fellowship Cultivating The Next Generation Of Urban Farmers
The fellowship program was created to address challenges brought to light through interviews with 22 urban farmers during the pandemic.
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Ukrainian Official Details Horrors Of Russian Invasion, Asks Arizona Lawmakers For Help
Dmytro Kushneruk said Russia has inflicted a “crime against humanity” and the Ukrainian people since it launched a full-scale invasion.
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LGBTQ Advocates Want Blood Donation Restriction Lifted For Gay And Bisexual Men
U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton is among those pushing the FDA to remove restrictions preventing gay and bisexual men from donating blood.
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Arizona Jobless Rate Continues Decline, Fell To Lowest Rate In 15 Years
“Much of this is really attributable to the extraordinary measures that the federal government took in response to the pandemic."
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Arizona Court Diversity Urged As Ketanji Brown Jackson Awaits Supreme Court Confirmation
If confirmed, Jackson would be the first Black woman to ever sit on the Supreme Court.
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The Jordan Shot, The Charles Dunk: Longtime Suns Voice Gary Bender Reflects On NCAA Title Games
Gary Bender called all Final Four games from 1982 to 1984. He broadcasted 27 sports, including the NBA Phoenix Suns for 18 seasons.
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Tuskegee Airmen, Heralded Black Aviators Of WWII, Honored At Luke Air Force Base
This year’s celebration honored the late Brig. Gen. Charles E. McGee. He died in January at 102 years old.
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Kelly, Sinema Tell Biden To Think Twice Before Ending Border Policy
The senators’ letter puts them at odds with advocates who demand an end to the policy that one called “a cruel relic” of the Trump era.
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Out Of The Rough: After Early Challenge, Sisk Family Bonds Through Golf
Their parents struggle to find the words to describe what watching their sons compete means to them.
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Maricopa County Led Nation In Population Growth; Pinal, Yavapai Surged
The Census Bureau said Thursday that Maricopa County added 58,246 people from July 2020 to July 2021.
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Despite Cancer Diagnosis, Heart Attack, Rachel Matakas Leads Valley Vista To Third Straight Title
“It has been a pretty tough year. But I’m blessed. I’m here, I’m upright and I thank God every day."
