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The Pioneer of Transformative Wellbeing Continues to Lead the Way

The Pioneer of Transformative Wellbeing Continues to Lead the Way

Miraval Arizona celebrates three decades of Life in Balance.
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Landlords fight plans to convert Salad and Go sites into coffee shops

Landlords fight plans to convert Salad and Go sites into coffee shops

Two landlords have filed objections with the court, claiming other coffee shops in their sites have restrictions in their leases that bar competitors.
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Statewide ban or local control? Hobbs and Biggs disagree on Flock

Statewide ban or local control? Hobbs and Biggs disagree on Flock

The candidates for Arizona governor discussed the controversial surveillance cameras at and after an Arizona Police Association event in Phoenix.
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Arizona needs its own Native American Voting Rights Act | Opinion

Arizona needs its own Native American Voting Rights Act | Opinion

Counties, states and tribes running elections together is the model that works. Arizona voters, not just Navajo Nation citizens, have a stake in it.
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Masked agents enter Tohono O'odham lands to start wall construction

Masked agents enter Tohono O'odham lands to start wall construction

Homeland Security officials say they are moving ahead with a 62-mile segment of border wall, despite fierce opposition from Tohono O'odham leaders.
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Arizona's November ballot is set. Voters will decide these measures

Arizona's November ballot is set. Voters will decide these measures

Arizona voters will decide on eight ballot measures this November, covering voter ID, school policy, and more.
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O'odham leaders visit springs, cultural sites at risk from border wall

O'odham leaders visit springs, cultural sites at risk from border wall

Tohono O'odham Chairman Verlon Jose joined other tribal leaders on a tour of sacred sites threatened by the border wall.
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Meta to pay Arizona $223M and change social media for kids

Meta to pay Arizona $223M and change social media for kids

Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the largest settlement with a social media company, comparing its importance to the tobacco cases of the 1990s.
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When will it start cooling down in Arizona? Here's what experts say

When will it start cooling down in Arizona? Here's what experts say

If you're looking for a reprieve from Phoenix's summer heat, you'll have to wait a bit longer. Here's when it typically cools down in metro Phoenix.
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Thunderstorms and High Temperatures Expected in Tucson, Arizona

Thunderstorms and High Temperatures Expected in Tucson, Arizona

Tucson, Arizona, is set to experience a mix of weather conditions over the next week, according to KGUN-TV. Thunderstorms are expected early on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, with a 55% chance of precipitation. Following this, the region will see partly cloudy skies with high temperatures ranging from 103°F (39.4°C) to 106°F (41.1°C) and lows around 76°F (24.4°C) to 81°F (27.2°C). Precipitation chances will remain low, between 3% and 20%, for the rest of the week.
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Extreme Heat Wave Sweeps Across Southern U.S., Linked to Climate Change

Extreme Heat Wave Sweeps Across Southern U.S., Linked to Climate Change

An extreme heat wave is affecting over 80 million people across the Southern Plains, Lower Mississippi Valley, and Southwest U.S. this week. Daytime temperatures are soaring above 100°F, with some areas in Arizona and New Mexico expected to exceed 110°F. The National Weather Service has issued Extreme Heat Warnings and Heat Advisories, highlighting the risk of heat-related illnesses due to prolonged high temperatures and minimal overnight cooling. Scientists attribute the increasing frequency and intensity of such heat waves to human-caused climate change, primarily driven by fossil fuel emissions.
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Mexico resumes limited cattle exports to US after screwworm pause, relieving ranchers

Mexico resumes limited cattle exports to US after screwworm pause, relieving ranchers

Mexico has resumed live cattle exports to the United States after they were halted for nearly two years by restrictions imposed by the Trump administration following a screwworm outbreak