Nearly 200K cans of green beans sold at Target recalled
Nearly 200,000 cans of green beans sold at Target have been recalled.
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Trump administration suspends $175 million in federal funding for Penn over transgender swimmer
The Trump administration has suspended approximately $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania.
Authorities identify 5 victims killed in crash on I-40 near Holbrook
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has identified five people killed in a multi-vehicle chain-reaction crash that happened last week...
The measles outbreak could last for a year, according to experts
As of Tuesday, there are more than 300 cases of measles confirmed in three states.
Take a bite of delicious homemade Mexican-American food at Glendale restaurant
Jaime Cerreta takes us to Bitz-ee Mama’s in the heart of downtown Glendale. The restaurant serves delicious Mexican-American food.
Arizona auto shop helps first responders and veterans find purpose
Guardian Garage not only fixes old cars and trucks but also helps retired veterans and first responders unwind and find...
Arizona using artificial intelligence as court reporters
Arizona’s highest court has created a pair of AI-generated avatars to deliver news of every ruling issued by the justices....
Shoppers feel pressure to buy electronics before tariffs raise prices
Some shoppers are rushing to buy electronics before tariffs push up prices. But is that a good idea?
Aaron Gunches scheduled to be executed in Arizona
Aaron Brian Gunches, 53, was slated to be lethally injected with pentobarbital at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Florence for killing...
Less wind, warmer temperatures on the way to Arizona
A storm system moves out of the region, leaving behind cooler temperatures. Those won't last long, as a building ridge...
Arizona is scheduled to execute its first death row prisoner in more than 2 years
Aaron Gunches pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and is scheduled to be executed Wednesday.
Debate over execution protocols as Arizona prepares to resume lethal injections
Arizona’s first execution in nearly three years is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
