Decades old computer glitch complicates eligibility to vote for Arizona residents
A decades old computer glitch is complicating the eligibility to vote for more than 200,000 longtime Arizona residents.
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A decades old computer glitch is complicating the eligibility to vote for more than 200,000 longtime Arizona residents.
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In a press release obtained by KYMA, the “When We Vote, We Win” rally and concert is taking place on Thursday, October 31, which is “the night before the last day of in-person early voting in Arizona,” as part of the campaign’s “push to Get Out the Vote through the end of early voting and leading up to Election Day.”
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Adrian Fontes, Secretary of State of Arizona, and Al Schmidt, Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the upcoming election.
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According to NBC News, the arrest was in connection to “three separate shooting incidents targeting the Democratic National Committee office in Tempe” that happened last month.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (CNN, KYMA/KECY) – An Arizona Republican has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for failing to perform her duty. As part of her plea deal, Peggy Judd admitted to refusing to perform her duty to certify the midterm election during a Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting in 2022. Prosecutors recommended Judd serve 90
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Hazardous material crews are working to identify the substance, which are believed to be connected to small black signs posted that read “Dems Lie” and “Dems Kill Jews” in colorful lettering.
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In a press release obtained by KYMA, the roundtable was in support of Proposition 139, also known as Prop 139, “to end Arizona’s abortion ban and keep Arizonans — not politicians — in charge of personal medical decisions about pregnancy and abortion.”
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During his remarks, Obama used his speech to contrast former President Donald Trump’s character with that of the late Senator John McCain.
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It is a payphone that requires no payment and no amount of change will ever make it work again, but people still come to the Hassayampa River preserve to use it to say what they need to get off their chest and to say what they waited too long to say.
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“I got to visit with everybody, from Republicans for Gallego and Harris all the way to African American voters. I visited a union hall, a packed union hall, with extraordinarily excited labor leaders,” Booker shared.
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Candidates on the November ballot continue to make Yuma County a priority stop. Two of them have an interest in our local agriculture and also shared what they’d like to do to help our local communities.
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Yuma’s Northern Arizona University says it has seen the highest number of students in their social work program in years. NAU Yuma says this is their second biggest class ever, and they’re already looking at next year as the largest class ever. They say social work is more important than ever before.
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In a press release, Lerner & Rowe Gives Back is giving away “Thanksgiving side ‘fixings’ to 3,500 families across four Arizona communities this holiday season,” which includes Yuma, Tucson, Bullhead City and Phoenix.
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Alarming body camera footage shows a man getting hit multiple times and tased by officers during an arrest in August.
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In a press release, the suspect, a 26-year-old man, is currently in custody in the Maricopa County after he was arrested for an unrelated charge, but was re-arrested for the murder of 37-year-old Justin Arviso.
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A scent is hanging over part of the Laveen neighborhood in Phoenix. People living near 35th Avenue and Dobbins Road think the odor is coming from a composting facility operating by Arizona Green Guys.
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We are now just weeks away from the 2024 presidential election and polls show hot button issues like immigration and abortion are driving voters in Arizona.
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During the rally, the National Border Patrol Council endorsed the former president, with the organization’s President Paul Perez saying Trump has always stood with the thousands of men and women who protect the border.
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Proposition 138 could change how tipped workers are compensated, sparking discussions across the state about the potential impact on employee wages and employer practices.
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He appeared on the first day of early voting in Arizona. Telemundo Arizona got a one-on-one interview with the candidate ahead of the rally, with questions focused on concerns of Latino voters.
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