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New bill provides training for parents on sex trafficking prevention
A bill introduced this week would give more training to Arizona parents regarding child sex crimes and avoiding online predators.
Federal government says ADOT must remove humorous highway signs
The Federal Highway Administration says freeway signs with obscure meanings, references to pop culture, or those intended to be humourous...
Ecuador’s Noboa seeks tax hike to fund security
4/4© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa, accompanied by Nationwide Police Commander General Cesar Zapata, Interior Minister Monica Palencia,...
High Solana Picks To Skyrocket Quickly
The original command of the cryptocurrency market is marked by surprising dispositions and promising dispositions amongst main altcoins. No matter...
This Is Make investments in Say Bitcoin ETFs
A pivotal shift came about after the US Securities and Change Payment’s (SEC) most modern approval of the first space...
Police shooting leaves officer, man hurt in Phoenix
An officer and a man are in the hospital after a shooting involving police near 14th Street and McDowell Road...
2nd arrest made in attack of teen in Pinal County desert
Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb said on Friday his office had made a second arrest in an attack that injured...
Officer, suspect hospitalized after police shooting in Phoenix
A shooting involving police has left a man and an officer hurt in Phoenix.
New initiative calls Arizona abortion rights ballot measure too extreme
It argues the language is too vague and puts women’s safety at risk by allowing abortions at any time in...
Group working to stop abortion rights measure from getting on Arizona ballot
Anti-abortion supporters are working to keep an abortion rights measure off the Arizona ballot with their own initiative.
Hacienda calls resident killed by a falling tree a ‘tragic loss’
A man who lived at Hacienda Healthcare died after a palm tree fell in Phoenix on him, and the facility...
Federal government gives ADOT 2 years to remove humorous freeway signs
The Federal Highway Administration says the signs should be used for important information like severe weather or a crash.
