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MARICOPA — A man was caught in Maricopa allegedly stealing catalytic converters to cover a gambling loss.
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MARICOPA — Maricopa Unified School District has settled on a fall semester start date following weeks of deliberation and shifting guidelines from the state.
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ARIZONA CITY — An Arizona City mother whose daughter is suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer is warning people to be careful when making donations on their behalf.
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SAN MANUEL — Two stolen surveillance cameras helped Pinal County Sheriff’s deputies identify and locate suspects in their theft from a mine in San Manuel.
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ELOY — A man died alone in a holding cell Thursday while in the custody of the Eloy Police Department, authorities said.
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PHOENIX (AP) — A procession on Friday that included fire trucks and law enforcement vehicles escorted a white hearse carrying the flag-draped coffin of an Arizona helicopter pilot killed in a crash while helping fight a wildfire near Payson.
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PHOENIX — Arizona courts are entering new legal waters by exploring innovative procedures and technology such as videoconferencing to hold jury trials during the coronavirus pandemic.
PHOENIX — The coronavirus outbreak in Arizona has produced 69 additional deaths and record numbers of hospitalizations, according to data released Saturday by state health officials.
FLAGSTAFF — As the coronavirus ripped through the Navajo Nation, it spotlighted longstanding inequities on the reservation where thousands of tribal members travel long distances for medical care, internet service is spotty at best and many homes lack electricity and even running water.
YUMA (AP) — The Border Patrol in Yuma, Arizona, say they found the remains of two dead migrants after arresting a man who said people from his group had been left behind.
PHOENIX — Opponents of a voter initiative that would boost taxes on high-earning Arizonans to fund education sued Friday to block the proposal from the November ballot.
PHOENIX -- Hospitals in the state are nearing capacity because of the coronavirus pandemic, with 88% of the licensed beds occupied and 89% of the intensive care beds filled, health officials said.
NEW YORK — A long-expected upturn in U.S. coronavirus deaths has begun, driven by fatalities in states in the South and West, according to data on the pandemic.
PROVO, Utah (AP) — It’s a hot, summer afternoon, and a posse of cowboys and cowgirls with aliases such as Lonesome Hart, Tamarack, Anita Gunn and Colt Colton are gathering at the mouth of Hobble Creek Canyon in Springville. Dressed in Old West attire, with single-action six-shooters, rifles …
A white woman who was charged after she was captured on video pulling a handgun on an unarmed Black woman and her daughters outside of a Michigan restaurant says she feared for her life.
SAN DIEGO — The Honduran woman was nine months' pregnant and exhausted with stomach pain when the Border Patrol found her in the Southern California mountains with her longtime partner and their 9-year-old son. What happened next illustrates how difficult it has become to seek asylum in the …
FOND DU LAC, Wis. (AP) — A Hispanic man from Wisconsin is charged with homicide as a hate crime because prosecutors say he intentionally crashed his pickup truck into a motorcyclist and killed the man because he was white.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A newly discovered comet is streaking past Earth, providing a stunning nighttime show after buzzing the sun and expanding its tail.
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BAYONNE, France (AP) — The wife of a French bus driver who was beaten to death after he asked four passengers to wear face masks aboard his vehicle called Saturday for “exemplary punishment” f…
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JOHANNESBURG — Five people are dead and more than 40 have been arrested after an early-morning hostage situation at a long-troubled church near Johannesburg, police in South Africa said Saturday.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — Police fired tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators who tried to storm Serbia's parliament on Friday, the fourth night of protests against the Balkan country president's incr…
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BEIRUT (AP) — Dozens of Lebanese protesters held a raucous anti-U.S. rally outside the fortified American Embassy in Beirut on Friday, denouncing what they said was Washington's interference i…
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LONDON — A U.K. judge has sentenced a man to four years for attempting to steal one of the original copies of the the Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral in England.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The missing mayor of South Korea's capital, reportedly embroiled in sexual harassment allegations, was found dead early Friday, more than half a day after giving his daugh…
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LAS VEGAS, N.M. (AP) — Judy Gonzales and Kathy Ortiz first pulled into the Fort Union Drive-In back in the early 1990s — and then made a habit of it.
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For all the painful absences of this summer, it has been a season blessedly bereft of superheroes.
Sometimes change is difficult. But in this unprecedented time of a global pandemic, all options should be on the table.
CASA GRANDE — It hasn’t been the easiest couple of days for George Courtney after testing positive for COVID-19.
CASA GRANDE — Two years ago, coaches and administrators from Pinal County and across the state sat and watched in disgust as junior college football was eliminated in Arizona. Now a sense of deja vu is setting in, with potentially all sports on the chopping block.
PHOENIX — Amid pressure from sponsors including Nike and FedEx, Washington’s NFL team is undergoing discussions to change its name, a move some prominent voices in the Arizona Native American …
PHOENIX — San Francisco catcher Buster Posey became the latest well-known player to opt out of the abbreviated 2020 season because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, joining Dodgers pi…
Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill has tested positive for coronavirus.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump wore a mask during a visit to a military hospital on Saturday, the first time the president has been seen in public with the type of facial covering recommended by health officials as a precaution against spreading or becoming infected by the novel coronavirus.
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WASHINGTON — Former special counsel Robert Mueller sharply defended his investigation into ties between Russia and Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, writing in a newspaper opinion piece Saturday that the probe was of “paramount importance” and asserting that a Trump ally, Roger Ston…
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s intervention into a criminal case connected to his own conduct drew fierce rebukes Saturday from Democrats and a few lonely Republicans, with calls for investigations and legislation.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump commuted the sentence of his longtime political confidant Roger Stone on Friday, just days before he was set to report to prison. Democrats denounced the move as just another in a series of unprecedented interventions by the president in the nation’s justi…
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WASHINGTON — The White House seating chart spoke volumes.
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In his push to get schools and colleges to reopen this fall, President Donald Trump is again taking aim at their finances, this time threatening their tax-exempt status.
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The interim secretary general of the World Council of Churches has written to Turkey's president expressing his “grief and dismay” over Turkey's decision to change the status of Istanbul's landmark Hagia Sophia from a museum to a mosque.
The Rev. John C. Harper had been rector at the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church for less than a year when the 1963 March on Washington began taking shape. A lay leader in the congregation urged him to steer clear of it — but instead he embraced it.
NEW YORK — The paths of two New York City churches diverged this week — one reopened and one stayed closed. But they have shared a tragic fate, together losing at least 134 members of their mostly Hispanic congregations to the coronavirus.
When Jesus said, “Apart from Me, you can do nothing,” (John 15:5) He was talking about bearing eternal “fruit that remains.” This referred to eternal things rather than merely temporal things. For the things which are seen are temporary; but the things which are not seen are lasting. (2Co 4:18b)
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — It was not until Aug. 7, 1970, when his brother, Ken, was buried alive while sand-surfing down a Michigan dune, that Steve Klemz began to lean toward the ministry.
Psalms 33:12 How blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom He choose for his own inheritance. Let us take a moment from our busyness to reflect on what it means to us personally that this nation was established by men who believed in God and knew that everything that t…
CASA GRANDE — Elim Mining has secured the money it needs to finalize the purchase of the old Sacaton Mine west of Casa Grande.
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DETROIT (AP) — Electric vehicle startup Rivian says it has raised another $2.5 billion in funding from accounts advised by investment firm T. Rowe Price.
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PHOENIX — Bar owners in Arizona are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to rule that Gov. Doug Ducey does not have the constitutional authority to shut them down.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
Editor’s note: Interviews for articles in this issue of Pinal Ways were conducted in early or mid-May, and reflect the state of the industry at that time.
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- Health panel may open lung cancer screening to more smokers
- ASU researchers develop cheaper, faster saliva test for COVID-19
- Doctors say experimental treatment may have rid man of HIV