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US Launches Program to Provide Electricity to More Native American Homes
The US Interior Department on Tuesday unveiled a new program to bring electricity to more homes in Native American communities as the Biden administration looks to funnel more money toward climate and renewable energy projects.
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Arizona State Fish, the Apache Trout, Is No Longer Considered Endangered
More than 50 years since it was listed as endangered, Arizona’s state fish, the Apache trout, is looking in much better shape.
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Phoenix Could Get a Mild Break From Extreme Heat, as Record Spell Nears 30-Day Mark
“It seems unlikely we’ll see over 110 every day through the end of the month,” said meteorologist Isaac Smith.
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Arizona Man Driving to Work Finds Bobcat Under His Vehicle’s Hood
Horsepower is one thing, but an Arizona man driving to work wound up with a bobcat underneath his car’s hood.
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Phoenix Buying Land for Structured Campground for City’s Growing Homeless Population
The Phoenix City Council has approved the purchase of 4.2 acres of state-owned property for building a structured campground for the city’s growing homeless population.
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Contraception Now Available Over the Counter at Arizona Pharmacies
Gov. katie Hobbs, who signed the executive order Thursday, said it applies to self-administered contraceptives, and patients 18 or older need only complete a screening and a blood pressure test.
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The Story Behind Juneteenth and How It Became a Federal Holiday
Americans will soon celebrate Juneteenth, marking the day when the last enslaved people in the United States learned they were free.
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Brittney Griner, Phoenix Mercury Teammates Confronted at Airport by ‘Provocateur,’ WNBA Says
Mercury player Brianna Turner tweeted that people at the airport followed them “saying wild remarks.”
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Biden Vetoes Sinema-Backed Bill to Cancel Student Debt Relief
If enacted, Biden’s plan would forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 per year.
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Tempe Police Investigating After Someone Burned Pride Flag Hanging at City Hall
“This act of aggression does not represent our community,” said City Manager Andrew Ching.















