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Buckeye Had Nation’s Fastest Growth, Phoenix Added Most In 2018
Just a year earlier, Phoenix had posted the second-biggest gains in the nation and Buckeye had the fifth-fastest growth rate.
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Led by ASU, collegiate hockey flexes its muscle in Arizona
Arizona State turned heads this past season when it became the first independent team to make the NCAA Tournament since 1991.
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Trump OKs Navajo Nation Disaster Funds In Wake Of Feb. Storms
The declaration, signed Wednesday, is the first step in a process that will let the tribal government seek FEMA funding.
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UFC Fighter Henry Cejudo Reflects On Phoenix-Area Roots
Cejudo moved from South Central Los Angeles to Maryvale when he was about 6. His Mexican immigrant mother, Nelly Rico, wanted a better life.
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Maricopa County Counts Homeless Pets For First Time
This year, a new question was added to the "point-in-time" annual survey: “How many pets did you have sleeping with you last night?”
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Rare Frog Fossil Shows Ancient Water Life In Arizona
Sharks, reptiles and other creatures lived along with the frogs some 200 million years ago in the area we now know as the Petrified Forest.
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For Borderland Locals, Sewage More Of A Crisis Than Migrants
From San Diego to Texas, multiple communities on both sides of the border deal with open sewage flows, including Naco and Nogales.
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HomeBase Gets Homeless Youth Off Phoenix Streets
More than a year ago, HomeBase, like many other transitional shelters across the country, lost their federal funding.
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Public health vs. parent choice: Vaccinations in Arizona
Dueling bills introduced in the Legislature this year have either tried to remove the personal exemption or tried to expand exemptions.
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Empowering Arizona's Refugees Without Money Proves Difficult
based on extensive research from studying post-genocide restoration in Rwanda, working in the Arizona Refugee Resettlement Program and the P
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The Long, Enduring And Tireless Work Of Returning Migrant Remains
In any given week, Orozco works on five to eight repatriation cases. Over the past five years at Adair Funeral Homes, she's helped hundreds.
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In Indian Country, Potholes Block Access To Education
Three-fourths of roads owned by the Bureau of Indian Affairs are unpaved, leaving schools on reservations spending money for repairs.
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Arizona's Tribes Left Behind With Lagging Technology
Only about 29% of Hopi households have access to broadband, compared to 79% in Arizona and 78% nationwide, according to Census Bureau data.
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A Downtown Center In Phoenix Turns The Tables For The HIV+
Of the 6,726 people living with HIV/AIDS in this Phoenix area, 432, or about 6 percent, were diagnosed in 2017.
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Arizona's Ex-Felons Face Long Odds To Restore Voting Rights
Some 221,170 Arizonans were unable to vote in 2016 due to felony convictions, the 9th most in the U.S.
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Arcosanti, Arizona's Grand Experimental Village, Turns 50
The revolutionary urban laboratory he created stands as a near 50-year experiment today in the rocky desert 65 miles north of Phoenix.
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Is Big Oil Coming To Northern Arizona?
Members of the Navajo Nation worry about a resurgence in oil. To bring awareness, some are holding "fracking awareness" tours.
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Robocalls Pester 3 Million Arizonans A Day But Help Is Coming
More than 4.9 billion robocalls were made in April, almost 89.7 million of which were made to Arizona numbers, according to YouMail.
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Volunteers Search Arizona Deserts For Migrant Remains
Group volunteers said the calls to search for missing loved ones has increased in recent months.
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Supreme Court Turns Down Arpaio, Who Vows To Keep Fighting
Monday’s ruling is the latest in a twisted saga surrounding Arpaio’s 2017 conviction of criminal contempt of court for his department’s raci
