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A federal judge has blocked Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency from accessing Treasury Department records that contain sensitive personal data such as Social Security and bank account numbers for millions of Americans.
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The U.S. Northern Command says 500 soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division will be based in Fort Huachuca — in southeastern Arizona — to support "the effort to take operational control of the southern border."
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A former personal assistant to Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill has filed a lawsuit against him, saying that she was verbally abused during her tenure with the club.
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A bill that would expand scholarship opportunities for community college students who want to become teachers advanced at the state Senate this week.
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The president of Buckeye’s Liberty Elementary School District governing board resigned Friday. The announcement came just days after parents in the district started a petition to recall him and the board's vice president.
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Fausto Isidro Meza Flores is charged in the United States with drug trafficking violations and allegedly leads a violent criminal group in Mexico.
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The lawsuit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court contends GlaxoSmithKline's actions violate the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and the Medicaid Prescription Drug Rebate Program.
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Arizona lawmakers want to make sure non-governmental groups aren’t confusing voters with election mail that looks like it’s coming from county recorders and other election officials.
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On a recent Tuesday morning, a group of elementary school kids gathered in a gymnasium for a theatrical interpretation of one of Grimms' Fairy Tales.
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Of those people, around 2,500 have been from countries other than Mexico, and Mexico has aided in repatriating some back to their country of origin.
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State and national gas prices continue to rise as the demand increases.
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The Show sat down with former state school Superintendent Jaime Molera with the firm Molera Alvarez and Matt Grodsky with Matters of State Strategies.
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The Waste Management Phoenix Open has for years been recognized as having a different atmosphere than other golf tournaments, but last year the party vibe turned into a problem.
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A co-management plan is operating at Utah’s Bears Ears National Monument, and Kate Magargal, an anthropologist at the University of Utah, explains new research about it on The Show.
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Arizona Republicans are moving a bill through the Legislature that would slash unemployment benefits from a minimum of 24 weeks to as little as 12, depending on the current jobless rate.
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As one of his first in-office moves this week, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is calling for the review and potential rollback of protections on federal lands, including national monuments.
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In partnership with a national nonprofit, an Arizona-based support group for cancer patients is opening a salon in Phoenix this Saturday that will offer free wigs of varying lengths, colors and styles.
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Designers behind Tempe Bloom's arrangements embraced eco-friendly practices and incorporated reusable materials to reduce waste during the event.
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The ACLU and other rights groups filed suit against it on behalf of legal service providers at the border — including the Phoenix-based Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project.
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More than 30 animals in Tucson have died in what appears to be intentional poisoning. Arizona Game and Fish reported the deaths of three pet dogs and at least 35 wild animals near Pantano Wash.
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The move came just before U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office issued a memo that calls for blocking federal grants from reaching so-called sanctuary cities that go against immigration crackdowns.
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Trump touted Stargate, a newly formed joint venture between OpenAI, Oracle and Softbank, shortly after returning to the White House last month.
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A temporary exhibit featuring a little-known 1940s American art movement is nearing the end of its run at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. The show highlights the interconnection of Native and non-Native artists as they separately looked to redefine American and Native art.
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Last year, Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a lawsuit against Heritage Village assisted living in Mesa. Now that facility, which Mayes once described as “perhaps the most notorious assisted living facility in Arizona,” is being sold.
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The case, filed in federal court in New York City, alleges the Trump administration allowed Musk's team access to the Treasury Department’s central payment system in violation of federal law.
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Headquarters for Honeywell Aerospace will stay in Phoenix after the conglomerate breaks into three independent companies.