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Apache activist Wendsler Nosie followed a lifelong path to Resolution copper mine protest

January 15, 2020 328

Wendsler Nosie Sr., broke his arm when he was 9, the sort of thing that happens to 9-year-old boys. He didn’t know it then, but the accident would help shape his life as a Native cultural rights activist. “My mom took me to the hospital and they couldn’t fix it,” said Nosie, pointing to a

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Arizona is 10th worst state to raise a family, WalletHub report says

January 8, 2020 210

The free credit score website WalletHub compared 50 states across 50 individual metrics to find out which states are best to raise a family in. Arizona didn’t fare well. Arizona ranked the 10th worst state in the country to raise a family in, according to the rankings. The 50 metrics used were separated into five […]

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Arizona schools superintendent talks education access after Sunnyslope High campout

January 8, 2020 206

State schools Superintendent Kathy Hoffman on Tuesday reiterated her goals of an equitable education system following a weekend during which more than 100 Valley parents camped outside of Sunnyslope High School to register their children in the school, which is one of the top-rated public high schools in the Phoenix area. A team of parents […]

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Lawmakers could stop Arizona’s next water war. But will they?

January 8, 2020 197

This time we are not fighting California. It’s a family feud right here in Arizona. Urban versus rural. Phoenix and Tucson ganging up on the rural communities along the Colorado River in western Arizona. The opening shots have been fired by out-of-state speculators buying up farms along the river. Once they have these “water farms” […]

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Podrían edificar muro fronterizo sin permiso federal

January 8, 2020 191

Los propietarios de terrenos privados en Arizona podrán construir sus secciones de un muro fronterizo con México, sin necesidad de un permiso de la ciudad o del condado, de aprobarse una propuesta de un legislador estatal, que ya tiene detractores en términos de medio ambiente y de inmigración. El proyecto de ley fue presentado recientemente […]

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Fuerte seguridad en zona fronteriza es por crisis migratoria

January 8, 2020 242

Por la crisis migratoria y no por la tensión en el medio Oriente tras el asesinato de un líder militar, es que se mantiene reforzada la frontera con México. Marco Antonio Estrada, alguacil del Condado de Santa Cruz, Arizona, expuso que hasta ayer no recibían comunicación alguna de parte de las autoridades federales en relación […]

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Decomisan en Nogales cartuchos de alto calibre

January 8, 2020 188

Casi dos mil balas para armas de alto poder fueron decomisadas en esta frontera, luego de una breve persecución por las calles de la ciudad. El parte oficial indica que en la garita 1 Puerta de Mé- xico ingresó un vehículo, tipo sedán, Toyota, por el carril 1 al cual le tocó la luz roja […]

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National Group Hosts Campaign Boot Camp in Phoenix in Push to Flip Arizona Blue

December 9, 2019 203

Yale Law School graduate Ravi Gupta was sitting on the floor of the Phoenix Convention Center in jeans and sneakers on Friday morning, eyes locked on his laptop. Across the room were rows and rows of empty chairs and tables. “I didn’t even notice,” he replied when asked why he chose the floor. He smiled […]

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NFL suspends Arizona Cardinals player for betting on games

December 9, 2019 244

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Shaw, who is currently injured, indefinitely through at least the conclusion of the 2020 season. An NFL investigation uncovered no evidence indicating any inside information was used or that any game was compromised in any way. There was also no evidence suggesting any awareness by teammates, coaches or other players […]

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Immigration advocate invoked religious freedom to defend himself in prosecution

November 30, 2019 227

Religious liberty is often a high priority for conservatives, but last week’s acquittal of an Arizona man prosecuted for aiding migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border is spotlighting the ability of religious freedom law to shield people of faith regardless of political ideology. The case of Scott Warren, a college instructor and volunteer with a humanitarian […]

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Apache activist Wendsler Nosie followed a lifelong path to Resolution copper mine protest

Arizona is 10th worst state to raise a family, WalletHub report says

Arizona schools superintendent talks education access after Sunnyslope High campout

Lawmakers could stop Arizona’s next water war. But will they?

Podrían edificar muro fronterizo sin permiso federal

Fuerte seguridad en zona fronteriza es por crisis migratoria

Decomisan en Nogales cartuchos de alto calibre

National Group Hosts Campaign Boot Camp in Phoenix in Push to Flip Arizona Blue

NFL suspends Arizona Cardinals player for betting on games

Immigration advocate invoked religious freedom to defend himself in prosecution

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