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Arizona workers trapped by their employer
Video from Quetico LLC’s Goodyear warehouse shows frightened workers crowding near an exit after management told them ICE was coming and tried to prevent them from leaving. Workers also allege they were warned against filming and threatened with being “found” if they recorded what was happening.
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Chandler just kissed Flock goodbye
Goodbye, Flock! Chandler just moved to cut contracts after an audit found an unexplainable anomaly in the system. As a result, all 40 Flock cameras will be pulled from Chandler. Activists fought hard for this win, worried about the age of mass surveillance under President Donald Trump’s administration. Want more political explainers like this? Follow…
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What Andy Biggs’ record shows as he runs for Arizona governor
Andy Biggs’s Senate let this cult’s abuse go unchecked for years longer. Now he’s the Republican nominee for Arizona governor. Here’s what you need to know. Want more political explainers like this? Follow The Copper Courier on Instagram to see more of reporter Sahara Sajjadi’s “What’s the Deal, Arizona?” series.
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Arizona court rules clergy don’t have to report child abuse
Arizona’s Supreme Court has ruled that clergy members are legally exempt from mandatory reporting rules when information is disclosed during religious confessions or internal proceedings. The unanimous decision centers on a local case involving church leaders who did not notify authorities after an individual admitted to harming a minor. The court ruled that civil courts…
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Maricopa County judge tossed a misleading measure from November ballot
Here’s what you need to know.
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What really happened to Salad and Go?
Salad and Go announced its abrupt closure last week—but how’d we get here? Here’s what you need to know about the formerly Arizona-based salad chain’s closure. Want more political explainers like this? Follow The Copper Courier on Instagram to see more of reporter Sahara Sajjadi’s “What’s the Deal, Arizona?” series.
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Would you trust an election denier to count your vote?
Arizona just wrapped its primary elections, and Republicans nominated a slate of candidates with a history of election denialism for the state’s highest offices—including governor, attorney general, and secretary of state.
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National Democrats spent half a million on an endorsement—and lost
National Democrats spent $500K trying to pick your congressman, then lost anyway. The DCCC broke its own hands-off rule to back a candidate in Arizona—and it’s now the third time this cycle their pick has lost a primary. House Democrats, including AOC, are demanding answers about where the party’s money is actually going. Want more…
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Why Nancy Guthrie ransom notes were released
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos addressed questions about the ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation, including why he chose to release them publicly. During the interview, the reporter also pointed to an apparent shift in tone between the notes and asked Nanos what investigators made of the differences. Watch the full exchange on…
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Hobbs responds after Biggs sidesteps election question
Gov. Katie Hobbs responded after Andy Biggs was asked whether he believes she legitimately won Arizona’s 2022 governor’s race. Hobbs called his response “evasive” and said election denial remains an issue heading into the next election. Watch the full conversation on KTAR News’ YouTube channel.
