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PHOENIX (AP) — A temporary election worker accused of computer tampering in Arizona’s largest county has been charged with additional crimes. Walter Ringfield was charged with third-degree burglary and criminal trespassing after prosecutors say he stole several items while walking through a secure area of the Arizona Legislature on June 15, according to an indictment filed last week.
These Young Republicans used a racist song to promote their pool party
Opinion: You’d think older members of the Republican Party in Maricopa County would counsel younger members into changing the theme of the party into something other than ‘White Boy Summer.’. Arizona Republic. It should not surprise us that the Maricopa County Young Republicans plan to celebrate the end...
PHX350 Marks One Year of Supporting Unhoused Youth in Maricopa County as Phoenix Sees Progress in Homelessness Battle
Reflecting on a year since the launch of PHX350, it's evident the program has had a substantial impact on the lives of unhoused young adults in Maricopa County. ABC15 reported on the journey of Alexus and her boyfriend Angel, who found solace in the security the program offers. Angel expressed relief in knowing that, "When you’re on the streets, there’s always that idea of 'where is she,' the security aspect like we’re not always safe,” reflecting the precarious nature of street life. PHX350, backed by a $2 million grant from the Department of Housing to the Valley of the Sun YMCA, aims to provide a temporary home and job opportunities to young adults in need.
Unsure who to vote for in Maricopa County District 3 supervisor race? Hear from the candidates
The upcoming state primary will determine who has a shot at representing much of Phoenix and the unincorporated community of Anthem on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. The county is the most populous in the state and all of its top seats are up for grabs in 2024. Its...
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