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Washington, DC

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ARIZONA, USA — As the nation marks 20 years since the U.S. invasion of Iraq, a group of Arizona high school students is reminded of the high cost of the war. Apollo High School and Sunnyslope High School students went on a trip in Washington, D.C., last week through the Close Up civics education program. While visiting the Arlington National Cemetery, the students had an impromptu conversation with retired Army Combat Medic Chris Darragh.

'I believe in you': Veteran makes heartfelt plea to Arizona teens

Payson, AZ

ARIZONA, USA — An Arizona driver survived a destructive collision last week after falling asleep at the wheel and striking a guardrail on State Route 87 near Payson. The nasty crash is causing concern about guardrail safety across the state. Stephen Eimers, the self-proclaimed "Guardrail Guy," spends a great...

Horrific crash raises questions about guardrail safety in Arizona

Sedona, AZ

PHOENIX — Heavy rainfall in northern Arizona combined with snow-melt has caused multiple rivers and washes to swell over their banks. Here's a look at the hour-by-hour changes in the water level recorded by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). Evacuations are currently in place for Sedona, Cottonwood, and...

Why is the Valley flooding if we didn't get that much rain?

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'It's a nightmare for a lot of people': Attorney helping Arizonans deal with DES overpayments

PHOENIX — As of Monday, a new director is at the helm of Arizona’s Department of Economic Security. Gov. Katie Hobbs appointed Angie Rodgers to fill...

'It's a nightmare for a lot of people': Attorney helping Arizonans deal with DES overpayments

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