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Jun 18

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Why a Native tribe in Arizona has drafted a roadmap to expedite border crossings

By John Yang, Andrew Corkery

For members of dozens of Native American nations, crossing tribal lands often means crossing an international border. Christina Leza, associate professor of anthropology and Indigenous studies at Colorado College, and AP reporter Hallie Golden join John Yang to discuss the…

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May 23

Waymo, Uber set aside past rift to team up on self-driving taxis in Phoenix

By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press

The partnership announced comes five years after Uber reached a $245 million settlement with Waymo to resolve a lawsuit alleging former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick conspired with former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski to steal Waymo's technology.

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May 23

Judge dismisses Kari Lake’s last challenge in election loss for Arizona governor

By Associated Press

A judge on Monday dismissed the only remaining legal claim in Republican Kari Lake’s challenge of her loss in last year's race for Arizona governor, affirming the election of Democrat Katie Hobbs.

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May 22

Taxpayers will wind up paying $273 million in Joe Arpaio’s racial profiling case

By Jacques Billeaud, Associated Press

A decade ago, a federal judge concluded the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office had profiled Latinos in Arpaio's signature traffic patrols that targeted immigrants, leading to massive court-ordered overhauls.

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Apr 28

In drought-stricken Arizona, fresh scrutiny of Saudi Arabia-owned farm’s water use

By Suman Naishadham, Associated Press

In Arizona, worsening drought has brought renewed attention to a farm owned by a Saudi Arabian company and whether the state should be doing more to protect its groundwater resources.

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Apr 12

Arizona House expels GOP lawmaker who presented unproven accusations

By Jonathan J. Cooper, Associated Press

The Arizona House of Representatives has expelled a Republican lawmaker who organized a presentation by someone who made unsubstantiated accusations that a wide range of public officials took bribes from a Mexican drug cartel.

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Mar 22

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Baseball’s new pitch clock speeds up the game, draws mixed reaction from players and fans

By Stephanie Sy, Madison Staten, Phil Maravilla

Opening day for professional baseball is just around the corner, and this year it will be notably different. Major League Baseball has enacted a series of new rules intended to make the game more exciting. Stephanie Sy went to a…

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Mar 17

States, federal government want Supreme Court to end Navajo fight for Colorado River water

By Michael Phillis, Associated Press

The tribe says the federal government broke its treaty promise to provide a sufficient water supply for the tribe and that it should come up with a plan to do so.

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Mar 13

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Persistent drought and overdevelopment cause record low water levels for tens of millions

By Stephanie Sy, Lena I. Jackson

Despite a rainy and snowy winter out west, Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the reservoirs that provide water for 40 million Americans, are at record low levels due to the ongoing megadrought. Arizona is set to lose over 20% of…

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Mar 10

Arizona’s conservative superintendent sets up critical race theory hotline

By Associated Press

The Arizona Department of Education launched a hotline this week for people to report classroom lessons that use critical race theory or emotional support curriculum.

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