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Home>Whitney Phillips, Cronkite News Service

Whitney Phillips, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Whitney Phillips, Cronkite News Service

Home news December 15, 2011

Arizona joins national effort to address homelessness among veterans

Arizona has a higher number of homeless veterans than most other states, in part because of the draw of its mild winters. More than 2,200 veterans are homeless in Arizona on any given night, making up one of every five people on the street, according to estimates from the state Department of Veterans Services.

Alarmed by the scale of the problem and the lack of resources available, stat[...]

Home news October 12, 2011

Arizona’s official historian shares passion through music, humor

Stepping off stage after a 9/11 memorial at the State Capitol, Arizona’s official historian is just setting down his guitar when two fifth–graders approach him with questions about their history projects.

Home news August 23, 2011

Officials, relatives see off National Guard finance unit heading to Afghanistan

As she tearfully prepared to send a third son to serve the U.S. military in a war zone, Tucson resident Barbara Medrano said it doesn’t get any easier. “The only... […]

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