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Arm-Wrestling Champ In AZ Reflects On His Journey
Travis Bagent is a professional arm wrestler from West Virginia who came to AZ Arm Wrestling Championship to showcase his sport.
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AZ Disability Service Providers Feel Overlooked In State-Flagstaff Wage Spat
State and Flagstaff officials are battling over who should bear the cost of the city’s higher minimum wage.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
It’s Not Just About Soccer For Some Phoenix Rising Support Groups
When politics and sports collide.
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Experts: $20M For AZ School Suicide Prevention Welcome, More Needed
Officials called a $20M grant for suicide prevention programs in state schools an important first step to deal with a growing problem.
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AZ Ranked 29th In Study Of Highway Conditions, Congestion
A new report examining conditions and cost-effectiveness of state highway systems ranked Arizona 29th overall.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
The Cultural Clash Over Phoenix Police
The Phoenix Police Department has faced criticism over officer-involved shootings and allegations of overzealous policing in recent years.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Light Rail To Expand With Defeat Of Prop 105
Three extensions of the Valley Metro light rail will move forward after voters rejected Prop 105, which would have halted the expansion.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Sen. McSally Again Faces Primary Race In Senate Bid
Arizona’s Senate race got tougher this week when a Phoenix businessman announced a Republican primary challenge to incumbent Sen. McSally.
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Transgender AZ Golfer Shares Life Challenges On, Off The Green
Bobbi Lancaster is a skilled golfer, author and family doctor. And until 2010, she had lived her life as a man.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Thai Boxing Program In Phoenix Appeals To Impoverished Young People
The International Federation of Muaythai Associations wants Thai boxing to be the gang for disenfranchised youth.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Researchers Find Not All Shade In Arizona Is Created Equal
A cart clattered down one of the many concrete walkways in Kiwanis Park, Tempe, in early July, laden with scientific equipment.
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Deadlines Loom For Navajo Land Buy-Back Program
Time is running out for Navajo landowners who want to take part in the second round of a $1.9B federal program to buy back land.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Father, Son Make Their Mark As Graffiti Grows In Acceptance
Adults and children as young as 4 huddled around a painted-over canvas on the grass of Tempe’s Svob Park on a cloudy afternoon.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Interstate 17 Underpass Upgrades Will Begin Soon, To Prevent Flooding
During last week’s monsoon storm, several underpasses along Interstate 17 in north Phoenix flooded, causing traffic delays.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Heat-Relief Shelters Are Helpful, But Their Hours Limit Effectiveness
Outside the Burton Barr Central Library on a sweltering summer afternoon, Yahshua McDuffie offers free water and soda from his ice chest.
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The Mental Health Struggle Of U.S. Storm Survivors: ‘It Follows Them Forever’
Xavier Delgado was 10 in May 2013 when an EF5 tornado hit Moore, OK. He nearly was one of the town’s 24 fatalities.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Extreme Weather Galvanizes MD Climate Change Believers — But Not Skeptics
Like many Americans, only about 40% of people living along the Chesapeake Bay believe global warming will harm them personally.
Charleston, SC|News|
Builders Profit Off Developments In Disaster-Prone SC Areas
After consecutive major floods, residents in Charleston, South Carolina, are calling for the city to prevent a man-made disaster.
Escondido, CA|News|
Builders Profit Off Developments In Disaster-Prone SoCal Areas
The communities of Elfin Forest and Harmony Grove, near Escondido, are suing San Diego County.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Making A Home For Fish In The Arizona Desert
At Bartlett Lake and other reservoirs around the state, AZ Game & Fish Dept. volunteers are building plastic cubes to serve as fish habitat.