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Both Democratic U.S. senators from Arizona, along with the rest of the chamber's Democrats, voted against the Trump-backed ...

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Post Malone has been making his way through his “Big Ass Stadium” tour and recently left a big mark in a dive bar along his tour route. On June 21, Malone performed in Glendale, Arizona, and while ...

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On June 22, MCSO was called about a missing 5-year-old. Him and his dog had wandered into the desert. MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz. ...

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Senate Bill 1247 brings Arizona into compliance with a 2019 federal law that made 21 the legal age for tobacco purchases. But many retailers either ignored the law or didn't check a purchaser's age.