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    Counties with the oldest homes in Arizona

    Can you guess which county in Arizona has the oldest homes?
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    Window shopping: Interesting rental listings we found in Phoenix this week (Oct. 15)

    Here are some of the highlights we found while looking at Phoenix rental listings on Zillow this week.
  3. People protest Trump administration policies in front of the Arizona Capitol

    More ‘No Kings’ protests planned in Arizona. What to know

    Protesters have planned No Kings rallies across Arizona and nationwide as President Trump continues to "escalate his violent authoritarian attacks on our freedoms," event organizers said.
  4. States can cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, the Supreme Court rules

    ‘Crisis pregnancy centers’ in Arizona are deceiving pregnant women

    There are over 40 crisis pregnancy centers in Arizona, and their goal is to distract women from accessing legal abortion care.
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    3 weeks post-election, US House Speaker won’t swear in Grijalva—even after results are officially certified

    On Tuesday, Arizona officially certified the results of Democrat Adelita Grijalva’s landslide win in a special election to Congress. Over 800,000 Arizonans are without representation since March.
  6. In this image from surveillance video provided by Jefferson City Correctional Center, jailers examine Othel Moore Jr., at the Jefferson City Correctional Center

    ICE’s use of full-body restraints during deportations raises concerns over inhumane treatment

    Referred to as “the burrito” or “the bag,” the WRAP has become a harrowing part of deportations for some immigrants.
  7. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks into mic

    Another Arizona mobile home park sued for ‘deadly’ conditions

    Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing another manufactured home park and its owners in her latest effort to bring accountability to an industry with little oversight.
  8. It’s no surprise that among the many visitors each year, a number of them are celebrities.

    11 famous faces who flock to Arizona

    These 11 celebrities love Arizona for its sunshine, privacy, luxury resorts, desert beauty, and endless inspiration.
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    National Indigenous Domestic Violence Hotline provides culturally specific help

    Seven days a week, 365 days a year, the StrongHearts Native Helpline provides care and services for Indigenous people experiencing domestic violence.
  10. A palm tree stands in front of the Arizona Public Service utility company in Phoenix

    Opinion: Arizona families can’t afford another APS rate hike

    APS has applied to raise electricity rates by 14% next year. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says families can't afford another rate hike.
  11. Sheriff Joe Arpaio leaves the federal courthouse

    Report: Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office misused millions meant to remedy racial profiling

    The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office reportedly spent millions budgeted for compliance costs in a racial profiling case on things that had little or nothing to do with a court-ordered overhaul of the agency.
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    They were sexually assaulted in the military. They say Hegseth’s new directives will make the problem worse.

    Three female veterans reflect on their experiences of sexual abuse in the military and worry that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s termination of a committee focused on preventing sexual assault could worsen conditions for women in uniform.

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  1. It’s no surprise that among the many visitors each year, a number of them are celebrities.

    11 famous faces who flock to Arizona

    These 11 celebrities love Arizona for its sunshine, privacy, luxury resorts, desert beauty, and endless inspiration.
  2. In July, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that it would stop issuing paper benefit payment checks on Sept. 30, 2025.

    The Social Security Administration is no longer issuing paper checks. Here’s what you need to know

    The Social Security Administration (SSA) has switched to electronic forms of payment. Here’s how you can set up your automatic payments with ease.
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    Families with disabled children rally to protest Arizona’s cuts to disability services

    The rally, held by Arizona Autism, was attended by dozens of advocates who worry about what these cuts will mean for them.
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    Book a stay with a side of history at these 9 storied Arizona hotels

    Here's a look at nine of Arizona's oldest hotels, where you can follow the footsteps of famous figures from the past or maybe encounter a ghost.
  5. The weekend of September 27 saw catastrophic historical flooding in Globe and Miami, claiming businesses and lives in the Copper Corridor.

    Commentary: How to help Globe-Miami residents after devastating flooding

    The weekend of Sept. 27 saw catastrophic historical flooding in Globe and Miami, claiming businesses and lives in the Copper Corridor. Here's how you can help.
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    Here’s how a government shutdown would impact Arizona

    The clock is ticking for Congress to reach a deal on a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown slated to begin Oct. 1.
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    After 25 years in Arizona, he was detained by ICE and forced to leave the US

    Brandon Gonzalez, who has been living in Arizona since he was a baby, felt he had no choice but to return to Mexico after months of detention and allegedly “degrading” treatment in ICE detention.

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