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  • Migrants Wait at the Border While US Battles Over Lifting COVID-19 Ban on Processing Asylum Applications

    April 18, 2022

    “I had a home in Michoacán, a good life,” Rosario said. “My husband and I got married and we built a beautiful life together, but we had to leave. We dropped everything in order to just feel secure again.”

    Migrants Wait at the Border While US Battles Over Lifting COVID-19 Ban on Processing Asylum Applications
  • Care and Comfort: From Horses to Micro-Mini Cows, Animals Can Help with Human Ailments

    May 13, 2022

    Animal-assisted therapy is a growing form of therapy that can help people of all ages both mentally and physically by relying on the unique bond between animals and humans.

    Care and Comfort: From Horses to Micro-Mini Cows, Animals Can Help with Human Ailments
  • Meet the More Than 70 Educators Who Are Running For The Arizona Legislature This Year

    July 28, 2022

    A growing number of Arizona’s legislators are current and former educators—and even more are on the ballot this year, vying for a seat at the Capitol.

    Meet the More Than 70 Educators Who Are Running For The Arizona Legislature This Year
  • What’s in a Name? Phoenix Zoo Asks Community to Help Christen Newborn Black-Footed Ferrets

    August 4, 2021

    The Phoenix Zoo has helped to breed more than 500 black-footed ferrets over the past 30 years.

  • Looking For Ways to Keep Kids Entertained This Summer? Here’s What Six Valley Moms Recommend

    July 27, 2021

    Staycations, low-cost resorts, and summer sports—oh my! Here’s what Valley moms do to keep their kids cool—and maintain their sanity—from May to September.

    Looking For Ways to Keep Kids Entertained This Summer? Here’s What Six Valley Moms Recommend
  • Looking For Ways to Keep Kids Entertained This Summer? Here’s What Six Valley Moms Recommend

    July 20, 2021

    Staycations, low-cost resorts, and summer sports—oh my! Here’s what Valley moms do to keep their kids cool—and maintain their sanity—from May to September.

    Looking For Ways to Keep Kids Entertained This Summer? Here’s What Six Valley Moms Recommend
  • Incumbents Have Edge, but Redistricting Scrambles House Race Outlooks

    August 20, 2021

    Arizona’s congressional incumbents have the advantage of name recognition and fundraising leads. Analysts say they might need both to keep their seats.

  • Arizona Is Home to More Than 100 Vineyards. Think You Can Visit Them All?

    August 11, 2021

    Arizona isn’t just hot sauce and water parks—the Grand Canyon State is also home to over 100 vineyards.

  • Activists Have Worked to Strengthen LGBTQ Protections for Years. What’s Making Arizona Cities Finally Listen?

    June 15, 2021

    Arizona is one of 38 states that has not banned discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

    Activists Have Worked to Strengthen LGBTQ Protections for Years. What’s Making Arizona Cities Finally Listen?
  • Advocates, Lawmakers Call Biden’s Pledge to Tribal Sovereignty a ‘Welcome Change’

    January 29, 2021

    The memo gives agencies 90 days to come up with a plan to work with tribes, calls on them to designate someone to work with tribal leaders, and requires yearly progress reports. Native American policy experts and Arizona lawmakers welcomed President Joe Biden’s order calling for stronger relations with tribal governments, with one saying it…

    Advocates, Lawmakers Call Biden’s Pledge to Tribal Sovereignty a ‘Welcome Change’
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