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April 30, 2021
By Stacy Lambe This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. 42:22 01:42 02:37 02:00 04:36 01:55 03:36 02:13 02:33 03:17 01:48 02:32 01:28 02:25 03:00 02:41 02:36 02:03 04:58 01:53 As Younger nears the end of its seventh and final season, breakout star Molly Bernard is stepping into her first starring role as lead of the heartfel...
April 29, 2021
Fact check: No evidence election audit in Maricopa County has found widespread election fraud Devon Link, USA TODAY Replay Video The claim: The Arizona recount has found 250,000 fraudulent votes © Thomas Hawthorne/The Republic The Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum is set up for a recount of ballots from Maricopa County during the 2020 elections in Phoenix on April 22, 2021. An election audit in Maricopa County, Arizona, began on April 23. Nearly six months after Presiden...
April 28, 2021
Miss a payment? New rules could keep your power on, especially when its hot Abhay Padgaonkar © Patrick Breen/The Republic Signs with Stephanie Pullmans image adorn posters during a protest outside of the Phoenix Art Museum where the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry awards ceremony celebrated Don Brandt, CEO of Arizona Public Service in Phoenix, Ariz. on June 20, 2019. The old adage about not letting a serious crisis go to waste has turned out to be true in the Arizona...
April 27, 2021
Fact check: Dominion attorneys did not try to stop Arizona ballot audit McKenzie Sadeghi, USA TODAY Replay Video The claim: Dominion Voting Systems had 70 attorneys in Arizona trying to stop audit of 2020 ballots © Patrick Breen/The Republic Former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett (left, in white) takes custody of a pallet of ballots before an audit of the 2.1 million election ballots at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on April 22, 2021. Baseless voter fraud claim...
April 25, 2021
Five teenagers were in the car. Four of them, including the driver, were transported to Nyack Hospital or Westchester Medical Center for non-life threatening injuries. All of the teenagers were under the age of 18 and students at Suffern High School. Patrick Breen, Suffern High School principal, wrote a letter to the schools community to inform them of the crash. Counseling and support services will be held at the school from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. "A student death is a difficult and cha...
April 17, 2021
The unity march by the group Strength in Unity was rescheduled for April 24 after a neo-Nazi group announced rally plans at the Arizona Capitol.
April 13, 2021
The Scottsdale hospital unveiled a sculpture intended to recognize health care workers combating COVID-19, but removed it after criticism the work was offensive to Asians.
April 9, 2021
Fairport grad Sian Proctor chosen for historic SpaceX mission Marcia Greenwood, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle © Patrick Breen/The Republic Sian Proctor at Tempe Center for the Arts in Arizona. The 1988 Fairport High School graduate will be part of the first all-civilian crew to go into space later this year in a vehicle manufactured by SpaceX. When she was at Fairport High School during the 1980s, Sian Proctor was “basically a wallflower.” Its a surprising admission f...
April 1, 2021
How this Phoenix-based outdoor furniture company got its start during a pandemic Georgann Yara When Nick Arambula and his friends decided to start a business that focused on expanding people’s indoor living to the outdoors, it was because they thought it was a fun and potentially lucrative idea. Then the pandemic hit. And while its impact caused uncertainty for many small businesses and startups, Arambula’s company was a solution consumers sought. “Everyone was basically t...
March 3, 2021
A year like no other could have long-lasting effects for Arizona students in critical grades The stories of Phoenix-area students in 3rd, 9th and 12th grade offer a singular view into the lives of kids and young adults navigating the pandemic at critical moments of their development. Rachel Leingang, Lily Altavena and Lorraine Longhi, Arizona Republic Published 4:56 pm UTC Mar. 5, 2021 Three pivotal years can affect the trajectory of a students life. They show up regularly in research. They i...