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Jessica McDonald Is Ready To Represent Arizona In World Cup
Born in Phoenix, McDonald played seven years with the Arizona-based Sereno Soccer Club and attributes her growth to a coach, Les Armstrong.
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Tips To Keep In Mind When The Monsoon Hits
With a delayed start comes more time to prepare for these storms, which can produce lightning, destructive winds and overwhelming rain.
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Arizona Veterans Now Have More Access To Health Care
The new Veteran Community Care program, which was outlined in the 2018 MISSION Act, sets new rules for private provider access.
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Can A Foreigner Sue US Federal Agents? High Court Considers
The high court said last week that it will consider the Texas case, and the ruling in that case is all but certain to determine the outcome.
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Chandler's 'Peaches' Rally Around Teammate With Cancer
Fellow teammates from the Peaches, an all-girls baseball held a head-shaving party for Leighton, who has been diagnosed with cancer.
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Phoenix Rising Players, Fans Back LGBTQ Charities For Pride Month
Playing for Pride started in 2017 by North Carolina FC player Austin da Luz. Players from all levels of the U.S. soccer participate.
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Southern Border Apprehensions Surge To Highest Rate In 10 Years
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said 99,472 migrants were detained in the Tucson and Yuma sectors in May.
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Phoenix Scientist Finds Links With Sound And Weather Forecasting
Australian-born Garth Paine is researching the links between the acoustics that surround us and weather patterns.
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Alarms Sounded, Ban Pushed On Grand Canyon Uranium Mining
The “Grand Canyon Centennial Protection Act” would prohibit all mining in the affected area, but supporters were focused on uranium mining.
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'Raised In A Bat Bag': Kevin Cron's Ready For Diamondbacks
Kevin Cron talks about his career progression as the Arizona's heir apparent and what it means to be moving up in the organization.
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Don't Get Lulled By Wet Winter, Arizona Meteorologists Warn
Arizona's meteorologists say this kind of ebb and flow of moisture through the desert is typical, advocating for vigilance in conservation.
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Arizona Braces For Pain With Impending Mexico Tariffs
Arizona lawmakers, business officials and experts Friday blasted President Trump's plan, which could lead to billions of losses.
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Peoria Youth Baseball Goes Next Level With Analytics App
Just inside the dugout of AZBC 2024, a Peoria-based youth club team, coach Kevin Forbes opens up the GameChanger app on his iPad.
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Arizona Lawmakers React To Mueller's Comments On Russia Probe
Arizona lawmakers did not appear to be swayed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s careful recap of his investigation.
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Advocates Get New Chance To Ban Lead Ammo In Kaibab Forest
The environmental groups claim lead ammo poses that threat that the Forest Service is not stopping it on the North Rim of the Kaibab.
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Winners And Losers In Arizona’s $11.8 Billion Budget
Advocacy groups and activists across Arizona who championed their issues during a five-month long weigh-on on the newly passed budget.
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Prosecutor: No More Deaths Isn’t On Trial, Scott Warren Is
Scott Warren, who is charged with conspiracy to transport and harbor two undocumented immigrants, faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Eight Arizona Students Compete In National Spelling Bee
The bee continues into Thursday evening, where the final spellers, possibly including Fort Defiance’s Kelly Haven, will compete for prizes t
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Violent Crime Along Border About The Same As Rest Of The U.S.
The rate of 390 violent crimes per 100,000 people – for both the border and for Cleveland – was just above the national rate.
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Despite #RedForEd, Arizona Still Lags In Education Spending
Advocates with the Arizona Federation of Teachers say the state still has a long way to go and advocates can’t relax now.
