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Gila Community College’s innovative approach to inmate rehabilitation
Gila Community College’s pilot program helps inmates earn electrical certification, offering a path to stable jobs for smoother reentry.
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8 Arizona hospitals at risk of closing over Medicaid cuts, report says
Eight Arizona hospitals could be at risk for closure due to Medicaid funding cuts outlined in President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, a new report indicates.
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ICE opening a new office in Flagstaff: Residents worry about tactics, tourism and terror
Community members have been spurred into action by news that an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement office would be opening in Flagstaff.
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A big midterms year in Arizona kicks off with Maricopa County embroiled in election drama
Republican Justin Heap is an election skeptic who will be overseeing his first statewide election in Maricopa County.
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A huge new Ferris wheel is opening soon in metro Phoenix. What to know
To celebrate 10 years of the Arizona Boardwalk, a big new Ferris wheel is opening later this month.
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Can you smoke marijuana in public in Arizona? What the law says
One of the most frequent questions is whether open public consumption of marijuana, in any form, is legal. Here’s what we know.
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JoAnna Mendoza, AZ Marine vet and mom, says she’ll represent her neighbors in Congress
The Pinal County native blasts Ciscomani for being absent when his constituents need him, and for voting against programs important to the community. She says her military training and her care for her neighbors has her ready to do what’s right for the 6th Congressional District.
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Andy Biggs defends Trump’s tariffs as Arizonans feel the pinch
US Rep. Andy Biggs says inflation was “tamed” — but March data show prices rising at their fastest pace since 2024.
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Record Store Day 2026 is almost here. How to celebrate in Phoenix
Are you ready for Record Store Day? Here’s which stores in Arizona are taking part, plus a rundown of giveaways and promotions.
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Election denial looms large in Arizona contests for governor, AG and secretary of state
Republicans angling to replace Arizona’s governor, attorney general, and secretary of state all have a history of amplifying President Donald Trump’s disproved claims about fraud in the 2020 election.
