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Throwing shade: Landscaping company cleans brush, clears homeless at Circle K
Challenges posed by homelessness are evident throughout Pima County, particularly at a Circle K on Tucson's Southside, where a local landscaping company has taken steps to manage the impact
13 Valley football players requested transfers after their principal used a racial slur. 7 were granted. The other 6 are suing.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The start of the 2024 high school football season is just days away but one of the more storied programs in Arizona is enduring a football fallout. A half-dozen players are suing Scottsdale Unified School District, saying they were facing retaliation for wanting to transfer schools after the principal's use of a racial slur in an email.
Foster: What workers, employers need to know about political speech at work
Arizona, renowned for its swing state status and diverse political perspectives, can anticipate a rise in political speech in the workplace as the 2024 General Election nears. Employees and employers ...
Prosecutors in Arizona’s fake electors case dispute defendants’ allegations of a political motive
PHOENIX (AP) — A three-day hearing on whether to dismiss charges against Republicans accused of plotting to overturn the results of the close 2020 presidential race in Arizona concluded Wednesday with prosecutors insisting their case is not politically motivated after defendants argued their alleged conduct was constitutionally protected free speech.
Fudge Recall: Mold Found in TX, AZ, NM Stores— Check Your Pantry!
If you love fudge, listen up! The FDA has announced a recall of Montreal Fudge sold at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls due to possible mold contamination and some stores include Texas, New Mexico, AND Arizona!. This sweet treat, made by Authentik Fudge in Quebec, Canada, is being pulled from shelves...
On this date in 2008, incredibly strong storms hit the Valley
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — On this date 16 years ago, some very strong thunderstorms hit the Valley. But these were “not your typical monsoon thunderstorms,” as described by the National Weather Service Phoenix office. On Aug. 28, 2008, winds were strong enough to destroy the ASU football practice...
Red states ask Supreme Court to halt EPA’s methane rule
A coalition of Republican-led states is asking the Supreme Court to halt the Biden administration’s effort to cut methane from oil and gas production. The 23 state attorneys general and Arizona’s GOP-led Legislature are asking the Supreme Court to block the implementation of an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule that requires oil and gas wells…
Recreational pot sales blazing across the country as AZ medical market falls further into obscurity
In July, Arizona’s reeling medical marijuana market dropped below 100,000 qualifying patients, bringing into stark relief the steady decline of the medical program as the adult-use, recreational market continues to dominate. Arizona also cemented its place in the hierarchy of states with legalized cannabis, coming in eighth in sales for the first six months of […]
Arizona adults who haven't graduated high school can get their diplomas for free. Here's how.
PHOENIX — High school isn't the universal experience in Arizona. Roughly 11% of adults in the state haven't graduated, according to the Arizona Department of Education. And as the pressures of life stack up, getting that diploma can become harder and harder. One group is trying to fix that.
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