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AZ Rep. Takes Reins Of Freedom Caucus
Az Rep. Andy Biggs is taking over chairmanship of the conservative Freedom Caucus — a fight the Gilbert Republican says he’s ready to have.
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AZ Native American Voters Hampered By Restrictive Election Laws: Leaders
Navajo and Gila River leaders spoke out this week at a congressional hearing in Phoenix.
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‘He Wants To Be Great’: AZ Cardinals’ Kingsbury Remains Optimistic About Murray
Coming into the 2019 season, those associated with the Arizona Cardinals were quick to keep expectations modest.
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AZ ICE Officials Say Immigration Crackdowns Don’t Make Them ‘Bad Guys’
“We’re human ourselves,” said Albert Carter, acting field office director for ICE enforcement removal operations in Phoenix.
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Arizona Lawmaker Brings Personal Story, Gun-Reform Plea To DC
Longdon is paralyzed from the chest down, and her husband lives with brain trauma and blindness, after being struck by five bullets in 2004.
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Deportation Of Medically Vulnerable Migrants Halted: AZ Responds
Jason Odhner, a Phoenix nurse and health justice advocate, said medically fragile migrants facing deportation isn’t rare — or new.
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Trump Admin Plans To Tighten Refugee Criteria
Refugee organizations in Arizona and nationally said they were disappointed, but not surprised, at the Trump administration's plan.
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AZ Companies Give New Life To Discarded Building Materials
Companies like the nonprofit Stardust Building Supplies in Mesa, AZ, are working to stop waste from ending up in landfills.
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Return To Cal Stirs Memories For ASU Coach, Who Put Himself In Record Book
Herm Edwards still holds a Cal record – intercepting four passes in a single game – a feat he accomplished against Washington State in 1974.
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Both Sides Now: Arizonans Rally To Stake Out Opposing Border Positions
Arizonans on opposite sides of the immigration debate rallied in Washington in hopes of making their respective cases to Congress.
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GCU Men’s Soccer Attracts International Players From 10 Countries
In addition to the US, Grand Canyon has players from Cyprus, South Africa, Japan, Canada, Argentina, England, Ghana, Ecuador and Brazil.
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March For Our Lives Arizona Honors Gun-Violence Victims, Plans Next Steps
Arizona activists placed sandals and shoes of people touched by gun violence at the base of the “Release the Fear” statue in Phoenix.
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Panel On Missing, Murdered AZ Women Moving ‘At Speed Of Bureaucracy’
State officials: “Not one red penny” of the $150,000 allocated for a task force that was created in May has been seen yet.
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Mountain Pointe Scandal Raises Qs About 'Win At All Costs' Culture
Coach Justin Hager emailed out plays, formations, gameplans, and general team strategy to Mountain Pointe opponents as far back as 2017.
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Arizona Official Touts ‘Holistic’ Approach To Combat Trafficking
Human trafficking is a massive problem, which is why Arizona has adopted a “massive approach” to dealing with it, one state official says.
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Pelosi Backs Impeachment Inquiry; AZ Delegation Members Not Swayed
Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment announcement did not change any minds in the Arizona delegation.
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Dems, GOP Hold Competing Hearings On Endangered Species Bills
In the debate over the Endangered Species Act, Rep. Paul Gosar, D-Prescott, says that all parties “deserve a say and seat at the table."
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‘Many Lives At Risk’: What Pollution Rollbacks Could Mean For CA, AZ
All 10 of the worst cities for air quality in America are either in Southern California or the Phoenix area. And Long Beach tops the list.
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U.S. Native American Communities Seek Innovative Solutions To Opioid Crisis
Native Americans have the second-highest death rate related to opioid use in the nation-a number that’s been on the rise for two decades.
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Despite ‘Modest Gains,’ Severe Teacher Shortage Continues In AZ
A spokesman in Gov. Doug Ducey’s office said the administration is dedicated to improving the situation for teachers in the state.
