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AZ Goes EV: Rate Of Electric Car Ownership Relatively High In Arizona
For a mostly red state, Arizona has a lot of blue-state company when it comes to states ranked by electric vehicle ownership.
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NBA Finals: Phoenix Suns' Chris Paul, Monty Williams Share Deep Bond
They have come full circle. After a journey defined by both heartache and triumph, Monty Williams and Chris Paul have teamed up again.
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The Cam Payne Trail: NBA G League Experience In Texas Prepared Phoenix Suns Guard For Success
Cameron Payne made his NBA Finals debut Tuesday after a long road back to the spotlight, via the Chinese Basketball Association.
Tucson, AZ|News|
After The Flames: Santa Catalina Mountains Rebounding From Bighorn Fire A Year Ago
It's been a year since the Bighorn Fire blackened broad swaths of the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Could Sports Gambling Be Boon For Women's Sports? Bet On It, Some Say
Betting could lead to more interest, but the lack of coverage of women’s sports might mean people can’t optimize their betting experience.
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Money For Tweets, Autographs? Ahead Of New Law, Arizona's NAIA Athletes Not Capitalizing On Compensation Rules
As Name, Image and Likeness compensation becomes reality for NCAA athletes nationally, some Arizona NAIA athletes are left out.
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‘Shazam!' Behind-The-Scenes Look At Phoenix Suns Radio Broadcasting Playoff Games During Pandemic
The Phoenix Suns radio team is ready to call the team's 1st NBA Finals games in 28 years. Here's how they have called playoff games so far.
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Supreme Court Ruling In Arizona Case Expected To Have National Impact
Both sides in the election law debate agree on at least one thing: The Supreme Court’s expected ruling Thursday in an Arizona election law.
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Peoria Parents Hope Military Mental Health Act Spares Others Their Pain
Peoria parents were in Washington for the introduction of the Brandon Act, a bill that would provide soldiers access to mental health care.
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Best In History? That's What Phoenix Suns' Deandre Ayton Thinks About 2018 NBA Draft Class
The 2018 NBA Draft class features three of the game's top young stars, in Luka Dončić, Trae Young and Phoenix Suns' forward Deandre Ayton.
Tempe, AZ|News|
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods Calls For ‘Continued And Increased' Housing, Transit Funds
Tempe needs “continued and increased” federal funding for affordable housing and public transit, Mayor Corey Woods said Tuesday.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
As Wildfire Season Looms, Some Areas Still Recovering From 2020 Blazes
As the Western U.S. steels itself for another summer of dry, fire-prone conditions, some are turning their attention to recovering.
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NBA Playoffs: Chris Paul News Has Phoenix Suns Fans In Frenzy About ‘Cursed' Franchise
Some believe the Suns are cursed because of the bad luck that has come its way. Other fans have learned not to feel too good about success.
Tempe, AZ|News|
ASU's Jackson He, Mike Magpayo Helping To Combat Asian American Stereotypes In College Athletics
ASU running back Jackson He and UC-Riverside men's basketball head coach Mike Magpayo hope to open doors for Asian Americans. Here's how.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Ducey To Terminate Federal Unemployment Benefits For Arizonans
Doug Ducey and other state governors have acted to prematurely end the increased unemployment benefits that President Joe Biden enacted.
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How Will Youth Sports Leagues, Parents React Now That COVID-19 Vaccine Available For Adolescents?
Despite the release of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for teens coinciding with the start of many youth sporting events, questions remain.
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‘Boots On The Ground': How Phoenix Plans To Help Small Businesses
A new “boots on the ground” effort will help small businesses hurt by the pandemic, said city economic development director, Christine Mack.
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Arizona Plans To Use Gas Chamber Again, Sparking Revulsion, Disbelief
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is urging the Arizona Supreme Court to schedule the executions of Frank Atwood and Clarence Dixon.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Concert, Theater Owners Call Pandemic Relief Fund Efforts A ‘Disaster'
Arizona business owners said a federal program aimed at helping theaters and concert venues shuttered by COVID-19 “has been a disaster."
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Celebrity Fans, High Ticket Prices, National Attention: Yup, The Phoenix Suns Have Arrived
From high-profile fans to high-priced tickets, the Phoenix Suns are enjoying the fruits of playing under a national spotlight.
