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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 6, 2014Get set for running season, even if you’re sidelined
Time to clear our minds of elections season, with a race of another sort: Running season!
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 30, 2014Phoenix doctor understands flip side of ‘right to try’ measure
Arizona's "Right to try" ballot measure has faced little opposition but a Valley doctor sees the other side of the argument.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 23, 2014Terrorists using sophisticated social-media campaign to recruit US teens
In the past four months, ISIS militants have launched a sophisticated marketing campaign aimed at recruiting restless American teens.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2014Germ awareness critical as temperatures drop, viruses increase
Germ experts say a person's chances of getting seriously sick from a virus are more likely to come from the coffee maker at work than from a Third World nation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2014Analyst: Arizona GOP has little chance of winning Hispanic vote
While Republicans in surrounding states are making in-roads with the growing Hispanic vote, it won't be easy for Arizona GOP candidates to go the same route.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2014Arizona schools doing better than most feeding kids
A U.S. government official was impressed with a Phoenix school district's implementation of a free-food programs for students.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 24, 2014Wal-Mart gives more than $500K in grants to Arizona homeless agencies
A corporate giant is giving back across Arizona. Wal-Mart has handed over $581,000 to 18 Arizona agencies primarily helping the homeless and working poor.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2014Arizona lawmakers push for mandatory civics test in high schools
An Arizona congressman wants every high student in the state to pass a civics test before they can graduate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2014Hurricane season offers silver lining for savvy travelers
For some travelers, monsoon and hurricane season signal deals to be had.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 4, 2014ASU partners with think tank for ‘Future of War’ project
While the Islamic terrorist group ISIS uses gruesome tactics to try and engage Americans into another war, Arizona State University and Washington, D.C.-based think tank New America Foundation are pairing up to engage Americans on the issues long before a conflict begins to brew.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 21, 2014Survey: Arizona taxpayers want more buses, light rail
Two decades ago, the Arizona legislature set foot on a slippery slope when it sewpt transportation dollars to the general fund.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 21, 2014Grand Canyon University bursting with success, freshmen
PHOENIX -- This week the largest freshman class in school history moves onto Grand Canyon University campus. With…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 14, 2014
‘Not My Kid’ campaign offering free drug testing kits
Scottsdale-based nonprofit Not My Kid and the Rural/Metro Fire Department are encouraging parents to pick up a free drug testing kit.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 14, 2014
City of Maricopa gets higher education deal
The city of Maricopa is growing up fast and city leaders want to lure bigger business.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 31, 2014
Early primary voting in Arizona kicks off Thursday
PHOENIX -- The time has come to pick who you want in the primaries to lead Arizona for…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 31, 2014Impaired drivers be warned: No getting out of blood alcohol test
Twenty years ago, Arizona kicked off a national think tank to stop impaired driving. This week, those drug recognition experts are back in Arizona, sharing notes on the latest to combat impaired driving.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 30, 2014Police take down six homes in Valley-wide drug bust
Valley police have arrested more than a dozen people in a drug sweep over the past 48 hours.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 17, 2014Monsoon storms can carry threat of valley fever
The monsoon storms are making life very busy at Valley doctors' offices, but it's what could develop next month that has them concerned.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 16, 2014Gilbert gets new school for students with autism
This year, dozens of junior high and high school students with autism will have a new school of their own.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 10, 2014Slide Fire a memory, Oak Creek Canyon now open for business
PHOENIX -- Two wildfires last month and now threats of mudslides are taking a toll on residents and…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 10, 2014Advocates of medical marijuana for PTSD patients want immediate implementation
Department of Health Services Director Will Humble may have <a href="http://ktar.com/22/1749005/Arizona-health-director-to-allow-use-of-pot-for-PTSD">approved</a> on Wednesday treating post-traumatic stress disorder with medical marijuana, but long-time advocates of the move say it may take months to implement.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 9, 2014
Valley park ranger honored for saving hiker’s life
One week ago, just as many of us we're starting our day at work, Scottsdale Park Ranger Kathy Mascaro was ending hers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 9, 2014Be sure to prep your car for monsoon season
That layer of dust on everything should be your warning to get the car checked out before the next big storm hits.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 9, 2014
Fountain Hills playing host to 13th Annual Lori Piestewa Native American Games
Quick! In U.S. sports, who would you name as the greatest all around athlete of the past century?