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Larry Gaydos and guest host Barry Markson react to a local superintendent’s accusation that misinformation in the news and social media is eroding trust in Arizona’s public school system. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News Subscribe to the KTAR Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/45MmM3G Read articles from KTAR News: https://ktar.com/ Download the KTAR app: https://ktar.com/the-ktar-newstalk-app/ Sign […]
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Video: SHORT: Why are prosecutors cutting deals with youth violence suspects and alleged Gilbert Goons?
Some of the young adults arrested in connection with violent gang-related attacks in the East Valley are getting deals from prosecutors. Chris Merrill shares his thoughts.
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Video: Why are prosecutors cutting deals with youth violence suspects and alleged Gilbert Goons?
Some of the young adults arrested in connection with violent gang-related attacks in the East Valley are getting deals from prosecutors. Chris and Joe wonder how victims and others experiencing youth violence feel. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News
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Video: Does Arizona need early voting changes?
KTAR News host Mike Broomhead shares his thoughts on early voting changes.
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Video: Could Arizona early voting rules change ahead of 2024 election?
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