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Protester in Custody After Latest Climbing Stunt in Phoenix
A protester known for climbing skyscrapers was taken into custody after scaling the former Chase Tower in Phoenix Tuesday morning.
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Arizona's GOP Lawmakers Vote to Shield Themselves From Public Records Laws
Arizona’s Republican-controlled Legislature approved a measure this week exempting itself from the state’s public records law and authorizing the destruction of all emails sent or received by lawmakers and their staff after 90 days. The new rules adopted by both GOP-led chambers effectively shield members and their staff from public records requests, making investigations into any potential wrongdoing far more difficult. The exemptions...
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Woman Found in a Canvas Sack in 1971 ID'd Through Community-Funded DNA Testing
Fifty-two years after the woman’s remains were found in an Arizona desert, the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office was able to figure out her name: Colleen Audrey Rice of Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Three People Dead After Falling Through Ice on Arizona Lake
The three were walking on Woods Canyon Lake when they fell through.
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Kari Lake Loses Lawsuit Over Her Defeat in Arizona Governor's Race
The court did not find clear and convincing evidence of the widespread misconduct that Lake had alleged had affected the result of the 2022 general election.
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Arizona to Take Down Shipping Container Wall From Mexico Border
Gov. Doug Ducey says Arizona will take down a makeshift wall made of shipping containers at the Mexico border, settling a lawsuit and political tussle with the federal government over trespassing on federal lands.
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Kari Lake Asks Court to Throw Out Certified Election Results
Kari Lake, the Republican defeated in Arizona governor’s race, is formally challenging her loss to Democrat Katie Hobbs.
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Arizona Polygamous Leader Had More Than 20 Wives, Many of Them Minors, FBI Says
The leader of a small polygamous group near the Arizona-Utah border had taken at least 20 wives and punished followers who didn’t treat him as a prophet.
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Arizona Man Is Executed for Killing 2 in 1980 After Supreme Court Rejects His Last-Minute Appeal
An Arizona man convicted of murdering two people in 1980 was put to death Wednesday in the state’s third execution since officials started carrying out the death penalty in May after a nearly eight-year hiatus.
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2 Parents and 3 Children Found Dead Inside Phoenix Home Following Gas Leak
Police said the incident is now being classified as a “homicide” investigation.
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Police Officer Stunned to Find An Owl Sitting in the Passenger Seat During a Traffic Stop
The driver told the officer he bought the bird from someone at a nearby gas station for $100.
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Democrat Katie Hobbs Defeats MAGA Favorite Kari Lake in High-Stakes Race for Arizona Governor
Katie Hobbs’ victory comes against a Republican many thought was the strongest of the pro-Trump election deniers running in swing states President Joe Biden carried in 2020.
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Projected Arizona Sec. of State Winner: ‘Arizona, You Have Protected Democracy'
Adrian Fontes, the projected winner of the Arizona Secretary of State race, spoke to the media on Monday.
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Supreme Court Allows Jan. 6 Panel to Get Arizona GOP Chairwoman's Phone Records
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol to get phone records belonging to Kelli Ward.
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Here's Why Arizona Election Results Are Taking Days
Polls closed three days ago in Arizona, but counting votes for the 2022 midterm elections continued into the weekend.
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Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly Reelected in Arizona, Defeating GOP's Blake Masters
Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly is the winner of the Arizona Senate race, NBC News projects, defeating Blake Masters, a Republican backed by former President Donald Trump.
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Arizona Governor Race Between Kari Lake and Katie Hobbs Follows Heated 2020 Election
The results will be a window into the pulse of the electorate in Arizona, a longtime Republican stronghold that turned toward Democrats during the Trump era.
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Arizona 9-Year-Old Charged With 2 Felonies is Accused of Taking Gun to School, Prosecutor Says
A fourth-grade student was charged with two felony counts, accused of taking a firearm to school in August, an Arizona prosecutor’s office announced Monday. The child, 9, has been charged with one count of a minor in possession of a firearm and one count of interference with or disruption of an educational institution, the Pinal County Attorney’s Office said....
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Caught on Camera: ‘Fireball' Flies Over Arizona Sky
The American Meteor Society said it received 133 reports of a bright meteor, also known as a fireball event, that occurred over Arizona and Nevada on Monday.