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Paul Lewis, right, of Ahwatukee, served in the Army, and Wayne Vandever, of Surprise, is an Air Force veteran.
Valley veterans reminisce, get hero’s sendoff on flight to D.C.
Tucked into a gathering room in a corner of Terminal 4 at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport are a bunch of men and women wearing gold shirts. more
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Dagny Moore, a senior at Banner Academy, shares the success she found after finding the right school for her as a student with autism.
Tempe school highlights student’s success amid Autism Awareness Month
Eighteen-year-old Dagny Moore is a passionate high school senior who’s always excelled in school, but it wasn’t until the sixth grade she finally felt at ease heading to school once she found her perfect fit at Banner Academy in Tempe. more
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Four years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, some are still struggling with the effects of the virus. (Unspalsh)
Arizona’s long-COVID cases top nation’s; Hispanics most likely to suffer
PHOENIX – Andrew Archer has been recovering from COVID-19 for almost four years. “My life is so different (now), and I’m slowly starting to accept that,” Archer said. … more
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Councilmember Kathy Tilque addresses Gilbert Town Council about how the Community Engagement Task Force can be used going forward to address teen violence.
Gilbert moves on four points to address teen violence
Gilbert has four points moving forward to address teen violence in the community and will hand over further planning on the matter to the town’s Community Engagement Task Force.   … more
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Arizona race for US Senate seat features highly watched battles
The race for the U.S. Senate seat in Arizona will be one of the most highly watched matches of the 2024 election cycle nationwide. Looking to replace outgoing independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, … more
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Phoenix officials are sending a routine measure to the ballot that will allow the city to set its own annual spending limit rather than be bound by a cap in state law. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix voters will again be asked to let city set its own spending limit
Phoenix officials are sending a routine measure to the ballot that will allow the city to set its own annual spending limit rather than be bound by a cap in state law. In 1980, Arizona voters … more
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Grace Ashu, left, regional director of CAN Community Health, stands beside an AIDS testing truck during Aunt Rita’s Paint the Town Red AIDS Walk Arizona & 5K Run on April 6 at Tempe Beach Park. (Photo by Kayla Mae Jackson/Cronkite News)
Annual walk tackles misinformation, stigma around HIV, AIDS
TEMPE — Kenyon Belyeu was handing out leaflets and condoms at the Aunt Rita’s Paint the Town Red AIDS Walk Arizona & 5K Run, when he talked candidly about his own HIV diagnosis … more
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Jacob Angeli-Chansley, left, running as a Libertarian for Arizona's 8th Congressional District, left, and at a 2020 election protest as the shaman who would later become famous as the face of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. (Screen grab by Alexandria Cullen/Photo by Hope O'Brien/Cronkite News)
Shaman sidelined: Chansley among more than 70 to miss signature threshold
WASHINGTON — Jacob Angeli-Chansley, better known as the “Qanon Shaman,” will not be going back to Washington — at least not in any official capacity. Angeli-Chansley was … more
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Mark Hass is the only American-born child of Eastern European immigrants, who grew up in Brooklyn, New York and is now a professor of practice and member of the Barrett Honors faculty at Arizona State University. He's a former senior marketing executive, newspaper editor and reporter.
New book set in 1930s Ukraine penned by Paradise Valley resident
This month, Peconic First Books announced the release of The Days Before Tomorrow , a debut novel by Mark Hass, a Paradise Valley resident, former journalist and Arizona State University professor. … more
A picture of front of Howell Code as it was written in 1864. (Courtesy of the Cracciolo Law Library Digital Collection/University of Arizona)
1864 Arizona laws, including those on abortion, very different from today’s
PHOENIX — State lawmakers convene Wednesday to weigh changes in an abortion law that dates from 1864. But members of the first legislature, adopting the laws for the newly formed territory … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed more bills on Tuesday, bringing the total this session to 42. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Hobbs vetoes more bills, brings total to 42 on the session
PHOENIX — Arizonans won’t be electing school board members by political party, posting the Ten Commandments in public schools or declaring a person’s sex is permanently defined by … more
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Center for Arizona Policy President Cathi Herrod is warning lawmakers not to repeal the territorial-era law that outlaws all abortions except to save the life of the mother. (Courtesy of the Center for Arizona Policy website)
Anti-abortion group head asks lawmakers not to repeal Arizona's territorial-era law
PHOENIX — The head of a key anti-abortion group is warning lawmakers not to repeal the territorial-era law that outlaws all abortions except to save the life of the mother. The message … more
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