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An Airbnb scam targeted a homeowner who was in fact not putting her home up for short-term rentals, luring suspects were arrested following a missing Arizona girl being found in Mexico, and a woman leads police on a pursuit through northern Arizona. Here are this week's top stories.

Gov. Doug Ducey has signed a bill into law that allows those without bachelor’s degrees to start teaching in the state’s public schools. Supporters say it’ll boost teacher recruitment in a time when major staff shortages are hampering many districts in the state.

SB 1159, introduced by State Senator Rick Gray, allows people without a bachelor's degree to start and finish their training as a teacher while in college.

A "virtual wall" could include motion sensors, infrared cameras, mobile towers and aerial drones, which is the type of surveillance technology already being used by the Border Patrol and other law enforcement.

On the final day of the 2022 legislative session, abortion rights protesters pounded on the Arizona Senate buildings windows and glass front doors.

Arizonans responded quickly and powerfully to Fridays U.S. Supreme Court ruling to overturn abortion rights established under Roe v. Wade.

Arizonans responded quickly and powerfully to Fridays U.S. Supreme Court ruling to overturn abortion rights established under Roe v. Wade.

Arizonans responded quickly and powerfully to Fridays U.S. Supreme Court ruling to overturn abortion rights established under Roe v. Wade.

Minority Democrats in the Arizona Senate used a procedural move Tuesday to force a vote on legislation that would require background checks for any firearm purchase.

PHOENIX (AP) — Minority Democrats in the Arizona Senate used a procedural move Tuesday...