Jury finds man guilty of killing Arizona politician in DUI crash
Martin Creel, 27, killed John McLean, 68, who was a former State Senate candidate for District 17, in the crash nearly two years ago.
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Districts 23 and 25: What to know ahead of Tuesday
The races for state representative and senator’s races for Districts 23 and 25 are approaching the finish line ahead of Tuesday’s election.
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Arizona Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General races: What to know before Tuesday
The Arizona Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General races are are entering the final stretch ahead of Tuesday’s election.
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Four injured by lightning strike near school drop off in El Mirage, Arizona
Four adults were injured when lightning struck near a school bus drop-off area Friday morning.
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Elijah Norton runs for Arizona State Treasurer
Norton said his experience running a global insurance organization has prepared him to manage money that belongs to others.
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Nick Mansour focuses on education funding and job growth in Arizona treasurer’s race
If elected, Mansour said he wants to make the Treasurer’s Office more transparent and keep partisan politics out of its work.
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Sens. Mark Kelly and John Curtis urge policy reversal
Sens. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and John Curtis (R-Utah) are urging the U.S. Army to reverse a policy that would prevent the Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) from managing their own official social media accounts.
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Warren Petersen outlines priorities in Arizona attorney general race
Petersen said his priorities would include fighting crime, defending state laws and addressing government waste and corruption.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs orders flags to half-staff for Dolores Huerta
According to her office, this is on honor of Dolores Huerta, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 96.
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New screwworm case detected in Arizona
New World screwworm is primarily an infestation linked to animals, and there have been no human cases reported in the U.S. up to date.
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Arizona ranked fifth as deadliest driving state, according to new report
Between 2020 and 2024, Arizona averaged 1.73 traffic deaths per 100 million miles driven. In Yuma alone, there were 89 reported traffic deaths during that time.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs denies tornado emergency declaration
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) has denied a request to declare a state of emergency, saying the community will have to respond without the state support.
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State and federal lawmakers react to Dolores Huerta’s passing
Lawmakers across the country, including Arizona and California, are sharing their reaction to Dolores Huerta’s passing Wednesday.
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New ASU men’s hockey coach holds first press conference
ASU announced Hakstol, who they said is “one of college hockey’s most accomplished coaches,” as the Sun Devils men’s hockey coach earlier this month.
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Brian Matlock campaigns for Arizona State Mine Inspector
Democratic candidate Brian Matlock is running for Arizona State Mine Inspector, emphasizing his Marine service, engineering background, and experience in heavy industry.
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Attorney General Kris Mayes runs for reelection
If reelected, Mayes is looking to focus on the drug trafficking crisis, protecting consumers from price fixing, and protecting our water supply in Arizona.
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Severe storms in The Four Corners region of the southwest causing hundreds of rescues
The Four Corners region of the southwest U.S. is recovering from last week’s severe storms, but more are on the way.
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Rep. Andy Biggs runs for governor
Biggs said some of the top issues he’s focusing on is creating affordable housing, securing our borders, and fixing the water problem in Arizona.
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Yuma swimmers shatter two school records at Saturday Night Fever Invite in Chandler
Four Yuma High School swimmers broke two school records, while Cibola High School athletes delivered several standout performances at the 2026 Saturday Night Fever Swim Invitational in Chandler.
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Shooting at house party in Tempe leaves three people critically injured
Three people are in the hospital after shots rang out at an Arizona house party overnight. Tempe police were already responding to the party at around 4:30 a.m. when shots rang out.
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