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Track back to wednesday at midnight. Donald trump was ahead by 548,000 votes. Follow with me. You and i were on air at various points during the course of this process. Then his lead went up to 585,000 votes, then to 35,000 votes. The election day vote was very strongly republican. The democratic vote went very heavily mailin ballots, mailin ballots were counted last. Part of that is the president is as responsible for that as anybody. Democrats were telling their people vote early, vote when yo...

Electoral college map stands right now. Donald trump has 11 right now. Biden has zero. Remember, you need 270, 270 to win this race for the white house. Lets get a key race alert. Well start with kentucky right now. 12 of the estimated vote is in. Trump has the lead of about 9,400 votes over biden. Look at this. 50. 9 . 47. 5 for biden in kentucky. 8 electoral votes once again at stake in kentucky. Lets go to john king over at the magic wall right now. Were looking at the suburbs in kentucky, jo...

Local resistance is intensifying against the proposed Lava Run Wind and Solar Farm Project, spanning US 60 from mile marker 370 to 380, renowned for its scenic landscapes. The “Stop

The chief of staff and three prosecutors claim Michael Whiting and two others from the office followed them to intimidate certain staff members.

Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting is being investigated for the alleged misuse of public monies, and threatening and intimidating a political opponent, the Arizona Attorney General's Office confirms.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has confirmed that the county attorney for Apache County is involved in an investigation into alleged misconduct. A search warrant was reportedly served at the county attorney's office on June 4.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office said Friday that Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting is under investigation.

AG Kris Mayes' decision to search the Apache County Attorney's Office earlier this week was in connection to an investigation into possible misuse of public funds.

Arizona's Apache County doesn't have the budget for animal control. Sheriff's deputies have shot dogs to control the wild dog population as a last alternative.

A Powerball ticket purchased in the West Valley is now worth $50,000 after Wednesday's drawing.