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Kari Lake calls RFK Jr. ‘a perfect addition to our movement’
Republican Kari Lake, who’s running for Senate in Arizona, said former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a “perfect addition” to the MAGA movement and welcomed his endorsement of former President Trump’s White House bid. “This just shows you how welcoming our movement is — America First, the MAGA movement, whatever you want to…
AZ Briefing: Over 100 rescued after Havasupai flooding; Gilbert may increase sales tax; Powerhouse show: Def Leppard, Journey, Steve Miller
Good morning, Arizona. Here's what our reporters are working on and what you should know before you start your day. An estimated 104 tribal members and tourists near Havasupai Falls have been evacuated since Thursday after floodwaters left them stranded, according to the Arizona National Guard. On Friday evening, Gov. Katie Hobbs deployed the...
Normal temperatures for the rest of the weekend
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Another round of showers and thunderstorms is expected Saturday afternoon, with the activity mainly focused across the higher terrain areas of eastern and southeastern Arizona, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Otherwise, mainly dry conditions will continue through most of the region heading into...
Higher mortgage payments are pricing out first-time buyers in Arizona, report says
PHOENIX — High interest rates and a low housing stock is making it less affordable for renters or first-time buyers to purchase a home in Arizona, according to a new report. The Arizona Research Center for Housing Equity and Sustainability released a study this month examining barriers that prevent Arizonans from owning real estate in the Grand Canyon State.
‘There’s no justice in this’: Arizona midwife who surrendered license following deaths settles lawsuit that says she continued to practice
PHOENIX — The Arizona midwife who surrendered her license following the deaths of one of her clients and a newborn baby is now barred from working as a midwife for 20 years. A judge decided Friday that Sarah Kankiewicz will not be allowed to reapply to be a midwife for 20 years, five years longer than the agreement Kankewicz agreed to in June with the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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