Auto fraud suspect has trial dates set
The man accused of stealing money from Plaza Auto Center back in August 2022 will face trial.
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Denuncia presunto abuso policiaca contra familia, ya se investiga
Una residente de Mexicali denunció públicamente que fue víctima ella y su familia de abuso de autoridad por parte de agentes de la Fuerza Estatal de Seguridad Ciudadana al irrumpir su vivienda en un supuesto cateo.
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Phoenix Suns fan, known as “Mr. ORNG,” arrested for soliciting explicit photos to students
According to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO), Patrick Battillo was arrested for allegedly soliciting sexual photos and videos from students in exchange for money.
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Americans concerned about saving money for retirement
According to a recent study from Northwestern Mutual, U.S. adults believe they’ll need about $1.5 million to retire comfortably. That’s 53% more than people thought they needed just four years ago.
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Arizona property owners could get their property taxes reduced
Arizonans could now get a refund on their property taxes if HCR 2023 passes.
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Finish line for next week’s Boston Marathon installed
Workers spent the morning attaching the iconic decal, which will mark the end of a long journey for about 30,000 participants.
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One year anniversary of Kentucky bank shooting
Wednesday marks one year since a gunman opened fire inside Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky. Five people were killed in the shooting while eight others were injured.
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Weather Authority First Alert Action Days
Our Weather Authority team is launching a new tool to help you prepare for severe weather. They will be called Weather Authority First Alert and First Alert Action Days. Read here with what it is and how it will work.
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CBP announces new operation targeting fentanyl smuggling
According to NBC News, the press conference is about a new “interagency operation” that will “focus on mid-level cartel members responsible for smuggling 90% of the fentanyl into the United States.”
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Triple-murder trial of Chad Daybell begins. The case involves unusual claims of a doomsday plot
Opening statements are expected in the trial of an Idaho man charged with killing his wife and new girlfriend’s two youngest children, in an unusual case involving claims about zombies.
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Astronomers Without Borders accepts recycled eclipse glasses
There are a number of organizations that recycle or reuse them. Astronomers Without Borders has been accepting donations of eclipse glasses for 15 years. They partner with organizations where you can drop off or mail your used glasses.
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Suspect in Somerton man’s murder back in court
21-year-old Maribel Ornelas has been formally charged with second-degree murder and aggravated assault.
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Victims’ families react to Michigan school shooter’s parents’ sentencing
It was an emotional day in court for families of the victims of Ethan Crumbley. Sentences were handed down for Crumbley’s parents, Jennifer and James, who were each convicted on four counts of involuntary manslaughter.
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EarthCam footage captures moment Morgan Wallen allegedly threw a chair from a rooftop bar
According to the arrest affidavit, 30-year-old Wallen was on the roof of Chiefs Bar around 10:45pm Central on Sunday, when witnesses watched him pick up a chair, throw it off the roof, and laugh about it.
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Virginia elementary school asst. principal indicted after teacher got shot by student
The charges stemming from the 2023 Richneck Elementary School shooting, involving a six year old boy who opened fire on his teacher Abigail Zwerner.
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Starting line painted ahead of Boston Marathon
In Hopkinton, Massachusetts Tuesday, workers painted the iconic yellow and blue starting line for the 128th running of the Boston Marathon.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson delays impeachment articles
House Speaker Mike Johnson will delay sending articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate until next week.
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California girl stabbed by neighbor, expected to survive
Officials responded to the scene on La Loma Drive shortly after 7:00pm Tuesday. They say the victim was stabbed in the back while in an outdoor common area of the apartment complex.
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Arizona residents react to state’s Supreme Court abortion ruling
On Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled the state must adhere to a 160-year-old law barring all abortions. Many of those in the Phoenix community say they are disappointed with the ruling.
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Biden administration limits “forever chemicals” in drinking water
This new standard will require water utilities to filter out five of the forever chemicals, also called PFAS, that are currently found in half of the drinking water in the U.S.
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