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ASU Basketball Searching For Answers As Summer Workouts Begin
As summer begins, ASU appears well prepared to replace lost production and fortify itself among the Pac-12 elite.
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Climbing In Joshua Tree: Breaking Bones And Belaying Friendships
Todd Gordon & Tucker Tech reminisce on a friendship that has lasted nearly 40 years and rock climbing careers that have lasted even longer.
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Arizona Rattlers Show Toughness Just Working Out In The Heat
The Arizona Rattlers finished their regular season 14-0 and then routed Nebraska. On July 13, they will play for their second United Bowl.
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Phoenix Law Firm Details Sex Abuse Claims Against 109 Priests
A Phoenix law firm released a report detailing sexual abuse allegations against 109 Catholic priests in the state going back decades.
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Arizona National Guard Chief Defends Role Of Troops At Border
Major General Michael T. McGuire went to Washington to defend the role of troops from the Arizona National Guard at the southern border.
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Average Age In Arizona Lower Than U.S., But Rising Fast
The Census report shows that Arizona was the 43rd-youngest state in the nation in 2010, It is now the 35th youngest.
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Phoenix Suns’ NBA Draft Decisions Baffle Fans
Fans were surprised when the Phoenix Suns picked the Tar Heels' Cory Johnson over teammate Coby White
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Acupuncture May Be The Antidote For Arizona's Opioid Crisis
Auricular acupuncture may help opioid users break free of addiction, but the Arizona Department of Public Health is skeptical.
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Phoenix Mercury Event Brings Pride To Phoenix LGBTQ Community
The Phoenix Mercury may have lost the game but they won with their fans by raising money and awareness for the Phoenix LGBTQ community.
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Phoenix Police Encounter Caught On Video Sparks Council Protest
Days after an incident between Phoenix police and a couple with their children was caught on video, anger shows no signs of dying down.
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Environmentalists Call On McSally To Support Climate Change Bill
Environmental activists gathered at the Phoenix Office of Sen. Martha McSally, asking her to support a commitment to the Paris Accords.
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Volcanic Soil, Artillery Shells Challenge Maroon Fire Crews
The Maroon Fire presents an unusual challenge for those looking to contain it. It's burning on an area that may have unexploded ordinance.
Tucson, AZ|News|
7-Year-Old Girl Dies Crossing Border; Authorities Blame Smugglers
The 7-year-old girl was found dead near the Arizona-Mexico border. Border officials blame "unscrupulous smuggler organizations."
Tucson, AZ|News|
Pima Official Defends Clean Water Rule Farmers Say Is Burdensome
A Pima County official says a plan to limit the so-called Waters of the United States rule would end up eliminating protections for rivers.
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Phoenix Rising’s Recipe For Success Includes Hops, Barley
A look at the link between a perfect record on Dollar Beer Nights.
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Tucson Lawmaker Works To Protect Earth's Precious Species
Rep. Raul Grijalva introduced the Extinction Prevention Act of 2019 to fund conservation efforts for butterflies in North America.
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Supreme Court To Hear Appeal On Arizona Death Row Case
A ruling in James Erin McKinney’s case could affect as many as 19 other Arizona death-row cases, said his attorneys.
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Hepatitis A Outbreak Reaches Eight Arizona Counties, 353 Cases
Two people have died of the liver disease in Arizona. Since November, 353 cases have emerged in 8 counties, including Pima and Maricopa.
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Arizona's Fire Risk Spiking With Extreme Temps And Drying Brush
At least nine wildfires are burning around Arizona, only three of which are prescribed burns.
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Why A Phoenix Mom Skipped Hospital For 2nd Birth With Midwife
When Katrina Huynh gave birth for the first time four years ago, she chose a modern tradition – a local hospital. But she chose a Phoenix bi
