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U.S. soccer star Carli Lloyd is already looking ahead to the 2020 Olympic Games.
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Legendary artist Frida Kahlo was born 109 years ago on July 6 in Mexico.
Jul. 6, 2016
How did a California town with fewer than 40,000 residents have a chief administrative officer making $1.5 million a year in cash and other benefits?
Jul. 6, 2016
The Libertarian party at the national level is getting a growing amount of positive attention.
Jul. 6, 2016
Gov. Ducey said he’s hoping to curb what he considers the influence of special interests with an order eliminating the ability of state agencies to spend public money on contract lobbyists. A political expert says it could be a "political stunt" or meaningful change.
Jul. 6, 2016
Computer problems and a website that’s been taken down are causing complications for some Arizona candidates who would like to be publicly funded.
Jul. 6, 2016
The Maricopa County Attorney said he’s bound by state law to seek death sentences even though officials have revealed Arizona is unable to carry out executions.
Jul. 6, 2016
After warning it would have to shut down - at least temporarily - if it was unable to raise $2 million by last Friday, the Arizona Theatre Company says a matching pledge has allowed it to extend its fundraising deadline.
Jul. 6, 2016
Yuma Regional Medical Center graduated its first class of residents last week. All four graduates of the three-year program are women.
Jul. 6, 2016
Health officials say it's federal employees from ICE working at the detention center refusing to be vaccinated or to show they were already immunized against the potentially deadly disease that are fueling the virus. And now, health officials believe staff are exposing their own family members to the virus.
Jul. 6, 2016
The Deer Valley Unified School District's governing board will soon vote on a budget that includes a 6.1 percent property tax increase.
Jul. 6, 2016
Concerns over interactions between the police and the public have led many police departments to consider body cameras. However, many face funding shortages and must devise other means to purchase the equipment, especially in rural areas.
Jul. 6, 2016
The city of Scottsdale is preparing for another legal round against the online travel industry. Scottsdale and other cities across the country have been trying to force travel websites to pay taxes they say are owed to local governments.
Jul. 5, 2016
Scottsdale City Council will vote Tuesday night on whether to spend $4 million on 5 more acres for the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Jul. 5, 2016
Researchers use the seismic waves from earthquakes to study the earth’s insides, and have been imaging parts of the planet that seem a little different from place to place.
Jul. 5, 2016
Glendale’s alleys have become a favorite place for people to dump their garbage. The city will soon launch a pilot program aimed at stopping the problem.
Jul. 5, 2016
In Grand Canyon National Park, how to manage bison and how many there should be has been causing controversy.
Jul. 5, 2016
As the Valley is changing, it’s becoming ever more important to document our past. One longtime resident decided to do just that in a new Images of America book.
Jul. 5, 2016
Arizona is undergoing a dramatic demographic shift. More young people of color are either being born here or are moving here from other places in the country and around the world.
Jul. 5, 2016
For a number of years, the Arizona Corporation Commission has been a comfortable panel for Republicans. What about this year's election?
Jul. 5, 2016
A recent report by a leading organization of climate scientists predicts a “fiery future” for the West with Arizona facing the greatest threat of increased wildfire risk.
Jul. 5, 2016
