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A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.Nov. 21On this date in 1896, the Phoenix Post Office moved into magnificent new quarters equipped with three windows — two for gentlemen and one for ladies.On this date in 1929, Sheriff James Polhamus of Yuma County, son of Isaac Polhamus, a Colorado River steamboat

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Roderrell Charley, 33, was sentenced last week in federal court after pleading guilty to the second-degree murder of a woman in 2019.

Friday’s COVID-19 metrics reflect continued worsening trends for cases and hospitalizations, which are at their highest levels since February.

I’ve been covering election fraud claims a lot lately. Some members of what I call “the Heidi Beedle Fan Club” have let me know how biased and uninformed my coverage

The current wave of voter suppression bills targets the Native vote that helped elect President Joe Biden and a Democratic Senate majority.

The latest findings indicate that, in the last decade, 759,485 people moved to Arizona, resulting in more than 7 million people now residing in the state.

Joe Biden wants to provide millions of Americans with high-speed internet. It won’t be easy. Ledyard King, Erin Mansfield, Matt Wynn and Joey Garrison, USA TODAY © Ryan Sparrow/USA TODAY Broadband internet access is still out of reach for some Americans. WASHINGTON – In Thompson Falls, Montana, schools practically came to a halt in the spring of 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic forced children to learn remotely in a region where high-speed internet is almost nonexistent. In ...