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750,000 AHCCCS members may be at risk for losing health care coverage if there are Medicaid cuts

President Donald Trump says his administration will not cut Medicaid — the health care program for low-income Americans. But budget experts say it’ll be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve the reduced spending the Republican-led Congress and president want without that. Arizona is one of a handful of...

Arizona · 2025-03-11

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Double storms to impact Arizona: The state prepares for heavy snow and rain, forecast estimates

According to the Arizona Weatherman, two weather systems will move through Arizona on Tuesday through Friday, 11-14 Mar, 2025. The initial system will move in on Tuesday afternoon and impact Yuma, La Paz, and Maricopa counties the most, and then spreading up on the Rim. The second system will move in on Thursday morning from the west and move through the state eastward through Friday. This event will bring in more rain and snow showers. Even some isolated thunderstorms are possible on Thursday with this system. These two systems will bring heavy snow loads up on the Mogollon Rim and heavy rain to the southern part of the state.

Arizona · 2025-03-10

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Arrests made in Surprise dog abandonment case; Phoenix woman accused of stalking ex-friend | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From an update to an animal abuse investigation in the West Valley to concerns over crime in a historic Phoenix neighborhood, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Monday, March 10, 2025. 1. Latest on Surprise dog abandonment case. Featured. 2. Boy dead...

Phoenix, AZ · 2025-03-11

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‘Creating an environment for bacteria to grow’: Couple left 11-year-old special needs boy in one place without moving him until he died from extensive lesions, sepsis

An Arizona woman and her boyfriend are going to prison after their neglect of her 11-year-old special needs son led to his death. Ariel Lea Horn, 34, received a seven-year prison sentence while her 30-year-old boyfriend Charles Jackson McClellan Jr. will spend three-and-a-half years behind bars, Tucson CBS affiliate KOLD reported. Both will receive credit for the roughly 10 months of jail time already served.

Tucson, AZ · 2025-03-11

Iowa Capital Dispatch

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Gov. Kim Reynolds says economy may be ‘bumpy’ under Trump policies, but projects long-term benefits

Gov. Kim Reynolds said Tuesday there may be some economic difficulties caused by the Trump administration’s cuts to federal spending and workforce, but the overall trajectory to reduce government size and spending will bring positive changes. Reynolds spoke alongside former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey at the Common Sense Institute of Iowa’s Free Enterprise Summit. It […]

Iowa · 2025-03-11

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3-year-old boy found after being reported missing on North Mountain

PHOENIX (AZFamily) —It was a scary moment for a family and rescue crews after a 3-year-old boy was reported missing on North Mountain on Tuesday morning. The search for the child began around 9 a.m. after he was reported missing on the Shaw Butte Trail at North Mountain. The...

Phoenix, AZ · 2025-03-11

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TSMC Arizona: A look inside the $165 billion site

What does $165 billion look like? It only takes a few minutes of driving west on Loop 303 from I-17 to get a glimpse. Emerging from the desert of North Phoenix, TSMC Arizona is already a colossal sight from the freeway, even at this early stage. The first fab, now producing chips, is a silver-gray monolith that overlooks a vast solar-covered parking lot for employees, vendors and visitors.

Phoenix, AZ · 2025-03-11

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Colleges cancel Native convocations to comply with Trump order, disappointing students

Zach Thomas was eager to participate in the Native American Convocation in May, a celebration of his achievements and time at Mesa Community College. But Thomas and Native American students from MCC and the nine other Maricopa County community colleges got the news that because of actions by President Donald Trump, their Native American Convocation would be canceled and Native American clubs — likely including MCC’s Inter-Tribal Student Organization and many others — would be dissolved. "It really pisses me off," said Thomas, a Navajo student now in his first semester at Arizona State University. "The whole DEI situation,...

Maricopa County, AZ · 2025-03-11

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Mom of man killed by trooper ordered to pay legal fees

Dion Johnson was shot and killed by an Arizona trooper during an altercation near the Loop 101 and Tatum Boulevard in 2020. Charges were not pursued against the trooper, who officials said acted in self-defense. Johnson's mother, Erma, sued the trooper and Arizona, but a judge later tossed out the lawsuit. On Monday, a judge ruled Erma must pay the state for its legal fees stemming from the case.

Arizona · 2025-03-11

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Senate OKs bill to let pharmacies to perform tests, treat patients

(The Center Square) – Arizona’s pharmacies could test and treat patients for COVID-19, strep throat and other diseases under legislation passed by the Senate. Senate Bill 1214, which is now headed to the state House, won bipartisan support March 3 with a 22-7 vote in the Senate. The legislation would allow pharmacists or their staffs to perform tests for influenza group A streptococcus pharyngitis, better known as strep throat, COVID-19 or other coronavirus respiratory illnesses, and HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis or post-exposure prophylaxis. But only pharmacists could interpret the test results under the bill. The conditions can also be ones...

Arizona · 2025-03-10

Gilbert Independent

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SAVE Act will make voting harder for everyone, including 1.5 million women in Arizona

In Arizona, we have strict voter ID laws that protect election integrity. It's illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal or state elections, and our systems ensure that only eligible voters ...

Arizona · 2025-03-10