Trial date set for Arizona fake electors case
So far, two defendants have resolved their cases, including former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis, and the remaining defendants have pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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FBI names new special agent in charge of Phoenix Field Office
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced Monday that he has named Jose Perez as the special agent in charge of the Phoenix Field Office.
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Body of the missing hiker found, investigation ongoing
According to a press release obtained by NBC News, Nickerson, a 33-year-old woman from Gilbert, Arizona, was found “by a a commercial river trip near river mile 176 in the Colorado River.”
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U.S. National Guard evacuates tourists and tribal members following flash flood in Arizona
Search and rescue crews at Grand Canyon National Park are also continuing to search for Arizona woman Chenoa Nickerson after she was swept into a creek during the flash flood.
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Arizona rescue team searches for missing Gilbert woman swept away in flash flood
Gilbert resident Chenoa Nickerson and her husband were hiking in the canyon near the Colorado River confluence when they were swept away by the fast-moving flood.
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Former President Donald Trump speaks in Nevada and Arizona
Trump’s visit to Arizona comes after his visit to the U.S.-Mexico border in Montezuma Pass on Thursday and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s announcement that he’s suspending his presidential campaign and endorsing the former president.
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Exclusive look into Yuma’s Central Process Center for Migrants
On Friday, we got a special look inside the Migrant Processing Center in Yuma. This is the first time a reporter has been granted access inside the facility since it opened in 2021.
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Arizona State University’s fall enrollment surges, Yuma County students benefit
With more students opting to pursue higher education closer to home, ASU’s expanded offerings are making a significant difference.
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Arizona Supreme Court rules to allow Prop 138 to remain on November ballot
Proposition 138, or Prop 138, would allow voters to decide if employers can pay tipped workers 25% less per hour than the minimum wage if they make up the difference in tips.
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RFK Jr. announces he’s suspending his presidential bid, endorsing former President Trump
According to his campaign, Kennedy is scheduled to speak Friday in Phoenix “about the present historical moment and his path forward.”
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Arizona Office of Tourism unveils new state brand
In a press release, the office showcased “Vibrant Arizona” as a way to celebrate “the state’s diversity and and vibrant culture, unifies the identity of state government, and strengthens the state’s competitiveness as a top tourism and business destination.”
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DNC concludes after four days, Arizona politicians speak at the convention
Arizona politicians, such as Senator Mark Kelly, Representative Ruben Gallego and former Representative Gabby Giffords, spoke at the event.
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Strategies for a successful school year: Expert tips for Arizona families
As a new school year begins across Arizona, families are being urged to focus on strategies that will help their children thrive academically.
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Former President Donald Trump visits U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona
The former president reiterated his pledges to shut down the border and deport millions of people, and attacked Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) later Thursday evening.
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American Idol to host Arizona virtual auditions
American Idol is on its virtual tour around the country and will be stopping in Arizona on Monday, August 26.
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Tucson authorities responds to suspicious package sent to passport center
The incident happened Wednesday at the Tucson Passport Center, which is a federal facility, on the city’s east side. The Tucson Fire Department’s Hazmat Team confirmed there was no threat and no one became sick at the scene.
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Arizona state schools chief holds press conference on statewide school cellphone ban
According to a press release obtained by KYMA, the press conference is to announce a “renewed effort to have a state law” to address a cellphone ban in the classroom.
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Arizona Supreme Court rejects attempt to block abortion amendment from November ballot
The Arizona Supreme Court has rejected an effort to prevent a proposed constitutional amendment on abortion from appearing on the November ballot.
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RCBH held open house for its Together with Veterans Resource Center
In a press release, former Arizona State Senator and current RCBH President and CEO Amanda Aguirre said the “main mission of the center is to provide the support and services to prevent Veterans’ suicide.”
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32-year-old man accused of sexual exploitation of a minor faces 13 felony counts
KYMA recently received indictment documents in regards to 32-year-old Samuel Macias, who was arrested in Glendale, Arizona after Yuma police received a report of blackmail text messages that involved threats, intimidation, and coercion of a Yuma minor.
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