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Arizona voters give President Donald Trump record-low marks on economy and Iran

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Arizona ranching leader says Trump’s beef import plan won’t lower prices, calls it ‘all wrong’

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Arizona cartel leader who trafficked guns via Facebook sentenced to 11 years

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Southern Arizona communities resist border wall expansion at sacred water source

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State’s 1st primary care medical clinic for autism opens in Phoenix

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Phoenix Children’s uses model patients to teach healthcare workers new skills

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Barrow Neurological Institute gets $5M Arizona health grant for brain injury drug trial

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Arizona attorney general launches statewide review of Flock cameras amid wave of scrutiny

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Trump admin ‘laser-focused’ on Arizona semiconductors

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