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  • A Shipwreck Just Washed Ashore Lake Michigan — And Legend Says It Was Sacked By A Pirate

    May 7, 2020

    This otherwise quiet Lake Michigan beach is now the site of a 250-year-old shipwreck and a Michigan mystery.

    A Shipwreck Just Washed Ashore Lake Michigan — And Legend Says It Was Sacked By A Pirate
  • Arizona Coronavirus Deaths Jump to 21 in One Day

    April 21, 2020

    Plus, Banner sets up grocery stores for workers and celebrities lend a helping hand to the Navajo Nation. Here’s your coronavirus Tuesday update.

  • Flagstaff Officials Warn Against Remaining Stagnant on Water Plan

    January 16, 2020

    The city’s water plan indicates supply will last 30 years, but officials worry it might run out much sooner.

    Flagstaff Officials Warn Against Remaining Stagnant on Water Plan
  • New Guidelines Exclude Paid Leave for Parents Who Keep Their Kids Out of In-Person Schooling

    September 10, 2020

    “This is going to affect the people who have immunocompromised family members at home, immunocompromised kids themselves, people who work in health care and other high-risk industries. Those are going to be the people most affected by this restrictive interpretation.”

    New Guidelines Exclude Paid Leave for Parents Who Keep Their Kids Out of In-Person Schooling
  • Mark Ruffalo, Jason Momoa, and Other Celebs Among Those Donating to Navajo Nation

    May 14, 2020

    A dispute over which groups were eligible to receive tribal aid funding from the federal government led to a delay in the Navajo Nation receiving help.

    Mark Ruffalo, Jason Momoa, and Other Celebs Among Those Donating to Navajo Nation
  • The Guy Who Gave Migrants Water Finally Has Charges Against Him Dropped

    February 27, 2020

    The decision to drop charges lifts the weight of legal troubles off of Warren’s shoulders for the first time in nearly three years.

    The Guy Who Gave Migrants Water Finally Has Charges Against Him Dropped
  • Judges Got You Stumped? Use These Voter Guides to Help You Finish Filling Out Your Ballot

    October 29, 2020

    Voters can use the Judicial Review tool or recommendations from local organizations to help them fill out their ballot.

    Judges Got You Stumped? Use These Voter Guides to Help You Finish Filling Out Your Ballot
  • Climate Change Will Collapse the US Economy—These Five Policies Could Stop That From Happening

    September 10, 2020

    Economists and financial analysts believe that climate change will likely decimate the US economy. And the only way to stop that from happening is by creating a sustainable economy that fights climate change.

    Climate Change Will Collapse the US Economy—These Five Policies Could Stop That From Happening
  • Why Child Drownings And Poisonings Are Spiking in Arizona Amid Coronavirus

    April 21, 2020

    Arizona children are drowning and ingesting poison at higher rates than normal while they are stuck home due to the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Phoenix Is Turning Parking Spaces Into Full-Blown Shelters for City’s Unhoused

    July 9, 2020

    Some of Phoenix’s most vulnerable are being tasked with an impossible decision: risk contracting COVID, or expose themselves to the harsh summer weather?

    Phoenix Is Turning Parking Spaces Into Full-Blown Shelters for City’s Unhoused
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