Arizona woman’s tribute to fallen soldier called ‘nuisance’ by HOA
An Arizona woman, trying to keep the memory of her brother alive, says she is facing some push back from her Homeowner’s Association (HOA).
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2175 into law
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill where health insurance companies in the state “can no longer deny medically necessary care without a licensed physician first reviewing the case.”
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Ranch in Arizona opens its stables for animal evacuees
Sunkist Stables welcomed two ponies are their newest residents. They came from Oracle, where the Cody Fire was burning.
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94-year-old Navajo man gets electricity for the first time
Chee Secody has never needed much after serving in the Korean War, but last week in Tonalea, Arizona, which is a small Navajo Nation community, Secody was about to get something most people can’t imagine living without: Electricity.
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Arizona health care providers file lawsuit to remove abortion restrictions in state
Health care providers in Arizona have filed a lawsuit aiming to remove several abortion restrictions still in place, including a 24-hour waiting period that requires patients to make two separate clinic visits.
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Arizona leaders clash over proposed cuts to Medicaid, Food Assistance
A new federal budget proposal is drawing sharp criticism from both sides of the political aisle, sparking a heated debate over health care funding and food assistance, two services millions of Arizonans rely on every day.
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Bird Flu found at Arizona farm but officials say risk is low
Bird flu, also called H5N1, was found last week at a poultry farm in Maricopa County, Arizona.
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State agencies to implement seasonal fire restrictions in Arizona this week
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Colorado River and Phoenix Districts are going to implement seasonal Stage 2 fire restrictions this Friday due to dry conditions.
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Over 20 charged in alleged sober home fraud in Arizona
The sober-living home scandal has cost Arizona taxpayers $2 billion dollars to date. The latest indictment adds a new twist: Some of the money allegedly was diverted to Africa.
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Historic WWII flying boat arrives at Pima Air and Space Museum in Arizona
The historic Philippine Mars, a flying boat built during World War II, is now resting comfortably at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona.
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Greer Fire in Arizona burns over 18,000 acres
Fire crews are currently fighting the Greer Fire which was last estimated to be 18,000 acres. There is no containment.
Continue Reading Arizona Governor Hobbs declares state of emergency after Greer Fire burns over 15,000 acres
On Saturday, Governor Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) declared a state of emergency, making state resources and funding available to support local wildfire response and recovery efforts.
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YCSO investigates shooting near Highway 95
The incident happened around 10 p.m. Thursday night at Lorenza Street and Rincon de España near Highway 95.
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Senator Ruben Gallego hosts press call for his plan on border security and immigration reform
U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego from Arizona broke down his new border plan looking to ensure border safety.
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AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes hosts town hall meeting in Downtown Yuma
Dozens came out to the Historic Yuma Theatre in Downtown, many of them in favor of the work being done by Arizona’s Attorney General.
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Greer Fire burns over 3,500 acres, evacuations ordered
Multiple buildings have been destroyed and evacuations have been ordered as a wind-driven wildfire burns through an Apache County community.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2112 into law
House Bill (HB) 2112, sponsored by State Representative Nick Kupper (R-District 25), is said to “hold adult websites accountable if they fail to use reasonable age verification methods that do not store or share personal information” while also allowing parents to take legal action if their children “accesses pornography because a company violated the law.”
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Arizona Governor Hobbs orders flags at all state buildings to half-staff
This is in part of National Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week, which, according to a press release, Governor Hobbs recognized.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2894 into law
A bill to strengthen Arizona’s emergency alert system for missing persons has been signed into law.
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Bryce Fire burns over 3,100 acres, 29% contained
The human-caused wildfire has now burned just over 3,100 acres and is 29% contained. The Bryce Fire has been burning since last Wednesday.
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