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Recent Articles from Cronkite News Service

Recent news March 5, 2022

Bill Gates: ‘great concerns’ about state’s election future 

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Bill Gates told a national panel Wednesday he has “great concerns about the future” of election integrity in Arizona, after threats following the 2020... […]

Recent news March 4, 2022

Bill mandating parental oversight of school library books gets Senate panel OK

A bill requiring public review of all school library books has passed its first hearing in the Arizona Senate.  House Bill 2439 would establish parental review for books that are... […]

Recent news February 4, 2022

Voting bills unite faith leaders to oppose AZ Super Bowl

Faith leaders from around the country are calling for the NFL to move the 2023 Super Bowl out of Arizona, citing several bills they characterize as voter suppression.  “We all... […]

Richer, Maricopa County Recorder's Office, Brnovich, Lake, Hobbs, election, Arizona Supreme Court, judicial review, judges
Recent news February 3, 2022

Richer accepts 2020 election deniers, looks to November

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer has blasted the “outlandish theories” of election deniers in the past, but on Wednesday he said he is “flattered” that far-right deniers of the 2020... […]

agencies May 24, 2019

Prisoners prepare retired greyhound racers for family life

More than a dozen prisoners at Saguaro Correctional Center in Eloy spend their days working with former racing greyhounds to understand these commands.

Recent news April 26, 2019

Experts: Tribes’ role in drought talks watershed for inclusion

Sprouting through the cracked floor of the Sonoran Desert, the tepary bean thrives in the dry heat and carries with it centuries of resilience from the indigenous Pima people of southern Arizona.

Focus November 2, 2015

Rep. Heather Carter, Kari Kling take lead in raising awareness on pediatric

Too many children suffering from neurological autoimmune disorders lack access to resources to correctly diagnose them, a state lawmaker says.

November 2, 2015

McDowell Road’s ‘Miracle Mile’ : Highlights Phoenix area’s international diversity and culture

The clothes on his back and crumbled documents were the only two possessions Ethiopian refugee Anduale Hassan had to his name after stepping off the plane at Sky Harbor International Airport. A government official stared when he first saw Hassan.

Dr. Katherine Mitchell, who said adminstrators retaliated against her for raising concerns about the quallity of care at the Phoenix VA hospital system, listens during testimony with other whistleblowers at a House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing. (Cronkite News Service photo by Julianne Logan)
AZ/DC July 9, 2014

Phoenix VA doctor testifies at House hearing on whistleblowers

Dr. Katherine Mitchell knew she was “shooting my career in the foot” when she raised concerns about the quality of care that the Department of Veterans Affairs was providing patients at its Phoenix hospital. She doesn’t regret it, she said Tuesday, because she could not stand to see another veteran die.

economy June 5, 2013

Advocates say path to citizenship is path to brighter economy for all

WASHINGTON – Immigration advocates released a study of Latino banking habits Tuesday that they said supports the case for a pathway to citizenship, which they said in turn opens the door to greater economic prosperity for all.

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