Arizona Senator Mark Kelly on Trump administration’s plan to dismantle USAID
Senator Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) issued a statement regarding the plan to dismantle the United State Agency for International Development (USAID).
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Rare identical quadruplets born in Arizona
When you’re expecting a bundle of joy, one thing you don’t expect is four of them. Carrying quadruplets is rare and risky, which is why one mom traveled from Rhode Island to Phoenix to improve the odds.
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One person briefly steals a police vehicle during an immigration protest in Arizona
One individual jumped into a police vehicle and drove it a “short distance” before it was recovered a short time later.
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State legistlators hosts listening session
The session took place at the Yuma Main Library at 11:30 a.m., where State Senator Tim Dunn and State Representatives Michele Pena, Nick Kupper and Michael Carbone got the chance to listen to locals residents and officials on issues that interest them the most.
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Arizona senators react to American Airlines plane crash
Senators from Arizona share words following the crash in Washington D.C. between an American Airlines plane a Blackhawk helicopter.
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Judge Maria Elena Cruz appointed to Arizona Supreme Court
“Her presence on the bench is a historic moment for the state, and reaffirms that the court belongs to the everyday people of Arizona,” Hobbs said in a post to X.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announces lawsuit regarding federal aid freeze
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is holding a press conference Tuesday afternoon, announcing that she and other attorneys general are taking action to stop Trump administration’s federal funding freeze.
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Parts of Arizona see snow following dry start to winter
The last few months brought record heat and a lack of precipitation to the area. Now, a winter storm could bring as much as eight-inches of snow to some parts of Northern Arizona.
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Tempe police say family caged and abused teen to death
Police in Arizona say a teen girl with the mental capacity of a toddler was abused to death. Authorities say the 13-year-old’s grandmother and mother admitted to keeping her in a makeshift cage to control her. Both adults could be facing charges soon.
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Arizona Department of Education announces partnership with Cartwheel
In a press release, the partnership between the Arizona Department of Education (AZED) and Cartwheel is to help “bring students and families in Arizona’s rural counties rapid access to mental health support using telehealth.”
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Community organization in Phoenix launch hotline to report any ICE raids taking place
Puente launched a hotline to report and alert people of any ICE raids taking place in the Phoenix area.
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Tucson woman sentenced for transporting undocumented migrants for profit
A woman was sentenced to five years in prison for transporting undocumented migrants for profit, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona.
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Two Tucson men sentenced for conspiring to travel to fight for ISIS
Two men from Tucson were sentenced after conspiring to travel to Egypt to fight for ISIS, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Arizona.
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Senators urge Republican colleagues to pursue bipartisan solutions on the border and immigration
Senator Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and 12 of his colleagues in the Senate wrote a letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) Wednesday. In a press release, the letter stresses “the importance of working together on pressing border security and immigration needs.”
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Arizona attorney general joins birthright citizenship lawsuit
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is joining attorneys general from other states in filing suit over the Trump administration’s plan to ban birthright citizenship through an executive order.
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Tom Horne to deliver two State of Education speeches
In a press release, the first speech is being delivered to the House Education Committee on Tuesday while the second speech is being delivered to the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday.
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Arizona lawmakers react to the end of birthright citizenship
The proposal to end birthright citizenship has raised questions on the legality and potential impact on immigrant families.
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Trump administration shuts down CBP One app
On his first day in office, President Donald Trump shut down the CBP One app, a tool introduced by the Biden Administration to manage migrant entry at the southern border.
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Three people dead from carbon monoxide poisoning, boating community reacts
Tragedy struck the Saguaro Lake Marina this holiday weekend. Two women and a man were found dead inside a houseboat docked on the pier after someone called 911, reporting they hadn’t heard or seen from the group in some time.
Continue Reading Looking ahead of President-Elect Trump’s migrant impact
One local organization, Campesinos Sin Fronteras says everything is up in the air as they look ahead of President-Elect Trump’s impact in the nation’s immigration population.
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