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Aug 24

U.S. to start training Ukrainian pilots on F-16s at air base in Arizona

By Ellen Knickmeyer, Associated Press

The training will be part of a U.S. and European effort to get the advanced fighter jets to Ukraine for its defense against invading Russian forces.

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Aug 22

Fake Arizona rehab centers scam Native Americans from across the country, officials warn during investigations

By Anita Snow, Associated Press

Arizona's Medicaid program has now suspended payment to more than 300 providers pending investigations. Government and tribal officials in other states are warning people in their areas as the fraud's reach becomes better known.

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Aug 08

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Interior Secretary discusses importance of new national monument protecting tribal land

By Amna Nawaz, Elizabeth Summers, Stephanie Kotuby, Saher Khan, Kyle Midura

President Biden headed to Arizona Tuesday where he made an announcement designating some million acres of land around the Grand Canyon as a national monument. The move would stop future uranium mining projects on the land, marking a key victory…

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Jul 30

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Heat Diaries: What it’s like living through Phoenix’s historic heat wave

By John Yang, Harry Zahn

Phoenix, Arizona has been hotter for longer than any other big U.S. city this summer, with a record 30 consecutive days of highs above 110 degrees Fahrenheit. We hear first-hand accounts from some of those sweltering in the heat, including…

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Jul 29

Late arriving monsoon rains expected to bring relief to heat-blasted Southwest

By Anita Snow, Associated Press

A historic heat wave that turned the U.S. Southwest into a blast furnace throughout July is beginning to abate with the late arrival of monsoon rains.

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Jul 24

Why advocates say more can be done to prevent heat-related deaths

By Anita Snow, Associated Press

Gov. Katie Hobbs has demanded that Arizona’s power companies spell out in writing their plans during the current hot spell for disconnections of service, how they will handle possible grid outages and how they will react in the event of…

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Jul 18

Phoenix on track to break record for weeks of extreme heat

By Seth Borenstein, Anita Snow, Associated Press

The length of Phoenix's heat wave is notable even during a summer in which much of the southern United States and the world as a whole has been cooking in record temperatures, something scientists say is stoked by climate change.

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Jul 11

Across the U.S. Southwest, residents in desert cities like Phoenix endure an extreme heat wave

By Terry Tang, Associated Press

Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Southern California are getting hit with 100-degree-plus temps and excessive heat warnings. To add insult to injury, the region has been left high and dry with no monsoon activity.

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Jun 23

Border Patrol body camera footage released after shooting of tribal member in Arizona

By Anita Snow, Associated Press

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has released body camera footage that shows Border Patrol agents were concerned that a tribal member they fatally shot last month may have been carrying a handgun during an encounter on a remote corner of…

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Jun 18

High temperatures trigger storms, widespread power outages across southern U.S.

By Scott Sonner, Associated Press

Triple-digit temperatures prompted heat advisories across much of the southern U.S., triggered thunderstorms that knocked out power from Oklahoma to Mississippi and whipped up winds that raised wildfire threats in Arizona and New Mexico.

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