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As Impeachment Trial Begins, Arizonans Play Official, Unofficial Roles
At least two Arizonans were looking on, in unofficial capacities, as senators engaged in an all-day debate of impeachment procedure.
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Mesa’s Giles Leads Panel Of Mayors Grappling With Immigration Policy
Giles and Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti led the session, that touched on everything from the prospects for the DACA program to border policy.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Colorado River's Humpback Chub Fish No Longer Endangered, Feds Say
Recovery efforts for the humpback chub have been so successful that the Colorado River fish can be downgraded from endangered to threatened.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Students Gather To Address Suicide, Bullying, Addiction
Students and teachers from more than 150 AZ schools gathered this week to put a spotlight on the issues of suicide, bullying, and addiction.
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DNC Sees Maricopa Voters As Key To Making AZ 2020 Battleground
Democratic National Committee officials said they plan to focus aggressively on Maricopa County voters as part of their efforts to swing AZ.
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Arizona In Focus: What It Takes To Make Sure Wildlife Have Water
Arizona In Focus visited a catchment off Carefree Highway to learn more about what it takes to quench the thirst of Arizona's wildlife.
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Gallego Discusses Challenge Of Affordable Housing In Booming Phoenix
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego told elected officials that the fight to provide affordable housing is particularly challenging in her city.
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Arizonans Join Smaller, Calmer, But Still Impassioned Women’s March
Rachel Sinex of Tucson said it was interesting to both see the counter-protesters but to be able to hold a peaceful conversation with them.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Religious Groups Hail New Trump Regulations
AZ religious groups said the Trump administration’s release of regulations for protecting religious expression “rights a serious wrong."
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Arizona Lawmakers Urged To Reform Criminal Justice System
Dozens of activists reached out to lawmakers at the Arizona Capitol on Tuesday as part of a movement they call Reforming Justice.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Court Affirms 2 Convictions In 2010 Murder Of Border Patrol Agent
A federal court affirmed the convictions of two Mexican men in the murder of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, who was killed near Rio Rico.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Native American Veterans Still Struggling To Get Promised Health Care
For decades, Native veterans and their allies have clamored for Congress to address what they see as inequalities within the VA system.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Senator McSally Brushes Off Of Reporter As 'Liberal Hack’
CNN said that McSally, former Tucson district representative, made a comment that was “unbecoming of a senator.”
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Is 1 Of 7 State Legislatures Democrats Target For Takeover
AZ was identified as one of seven states where Democrats plan to “fight like hell” to turn the state government from red to blue in 2020.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Clinic Urges Genetic Testing Urged For Women With Family History Of Breast Cancer
HonorHealth, a health care system based in Phoenix, helps cover the cost of breast cancer screenings.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Hispanic Children Less Often Diagnosed With Autism, CDC Says
The CDC said autism is 1.6 times less likely to be diagnosed among Hispanic children compared with their white counterparts.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Court Says AZ Assault Merits Deportation For Iraqi Refugee
A federal appeals court agreed that an Iraqi refugee can be deported after he was convicted in Arizona of aggravated assault.
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AZ Lawmakers Vote On Party Lines To Forward Impeachment To Senate
Nine House members did not vote, including Arizona's Rep. Kirkpatrick (D-Tuscon) and Rep. Lesko (R-Peoria).
Tucson, AZ|News|
Lawmakers Send Well-Wishes To Tucson Rep Seeking Care For Alcohol Dependence
Colleagues of Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick offered prayers and well wishes for the Tucson Democrat after she announced she is seeking treatment.
Las Vegas, NV|News|
Climate Change Making Life Hard For Las Vegas' Desert Tortoises
Few species are equipped to handle a hot and dry climate better than the desert tortoise. But climate change presents new challenges.
