More than 60 campers are stranded in Arizona’s Oak Creek Canyon
Dozens of campers are wondering when they’ll get home after being stranded in an Arizona campground.
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APS customers to receive bill credit in November
Arizona Public Service (APS) will credit customers more than $33 million next month, saving the typical residential customer about $14 on their November bill.
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Five people rescued in Arizona after flash flooding
Five people were rescued by the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue after flash floods swept away their Jeep Grand Cherokee south of Lake Havasu City.
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Meet Arizona House candidate Tiffany Byrne
Byrne said her time in the classroom helped shape her decision to run for office. She wants to focus on public school funding, teacher pay and support for students.
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Saco Fuel gas card sweepstakes
The sweepstakes started Sunday, October 11 and will end Thursday, December 10, with the drawing for the winners taking place on December 15.
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Arizona Native American tribe opposes border wall
Federal contractors are set to start uprooting thousands of sacred saguaros and other desert plants to make way for construction of the border wall.
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Laura Huber outlines priorities in State Senate race
With water being one of the biggest concerns facing the state, she wants stronger groundwater regulations while making sure Yuma farmers have the water they need to keep growing food.
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Arizona congressional candidate says she was sexually assaulted while fixing campaign signs
Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia (D), who is running for the state’s Eighth District, said she was sexually assaulted by two men in August.
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ASU student shoved by police in viral video faces interference charges
According to news outlets, 21-year-old Eryn Kelise Bonner was charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with police.
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Misconduct probes prompt fraternity suspensions at U of A
In a letter that went out this week, the university’s Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman said her office is investigating misconduct reports involving nearly half of the school’s 21 fraternity chapters. That’s just seven weeks into this semester.
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Voters across Arizona weigh in on top issues
Arizona voters are heading into the general election with rising prices and affordable housing among their top concerns, according to a new Clean Elections poll.
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Candidates running for Arizona governor participate in debate
Rep. Andy Biggs (R) is facing off against Risa Lombardo (G) and Teri Ann Hourihan (NOL) in Tuesday’s debate.
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Monday marks the last day to register to vote
Monday, October 5, is the last day for Arizona voters to register to vote for the November election. After midnight, the registration deadline passes.
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes talks reelection during Yuma visit
Secretary Fontes said his top priority for a second term would be getting his office “back to zero.” He said the office has been underfunded for years and needs the resources to do its job.
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Arizona Lt. Governor debate underway
The 2026 general election will be the first time voters can choose a Lt. Governor for Arizona after Prop 131 was passed, with 55% of Arizona voters supporting the measure back in 2022, according to AZ Clean Elections.
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Arizona courts investigate data breach
The Arizona Judicial Branch and the FBI are both investigating a breach which exposed the personal information of more than one million people. The breach also let someone download foster care reports.
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Sen. Mark Kelly on midterm election and Hegseth firing military personnel
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the upcoming midterm election and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth firing several military personnel.
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AgTech formally appeals land lease cancellation
The company said it has formally appealed the decision to cancel five agricultural leases on state trust land.
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Arizona Court of Appeals orders resentencing in road-rage case over AI victim video
An Arizona man convicted in a deadly 2021 road-rage shooting will be resentenced after a state appeals court found an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated video depicting the victim unfairly affected his original sentence.
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Two participate in Prop 144 debate in Arizona
Prop 144, according to Arizona Legislature, requires Arizona to make a number of changes to the state’s election laws, including specifying that only citizens may vote in any Arizona election and requiring voters to show a government-issued ID to cast a ballot.
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