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AI-generated video gave victim a voice at his killer’s sentencing in Arizona
In what’s believed to be a first in U.S. courts, Christopher Pelkey’s family used AI to create a video using his likeness to give him a voice.
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Arizona Travel ID required by May 7: Are you ready?
The Arizona Travel ID requirement takes effect May 7, 2025. Find out how to get your hands on one.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs halts bill signing over funding dispute
Gov. Katie Hobbs vowed to veto all bills not already on her desk amid a standoff with the Republican-controlled Legislature.
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Trucks with uranium cross Navajo Nation, reviving long-standing fears
Although the Navajo Nation has reached an agreement with Energy Fuels Inc. on uranium transportation through tribal land, many tribal members remain concerned it won’t protect them from the harms of uranium contamination.
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Pokémon cards boom post-COVID, with vendors cashing in at Arizona State Card Show
Pokémon cards were on full display at the 2025 Arizona State Card Show. The growing interest in them has made it possible for vendors to make a living selling cards from their favorite hobby.
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Arizona museums, libraries could lose $3.8 million in grants from federal cuts
President Trump’s executive order slashing several small federal agencies could cripple key Arizona library and museum programs, wiping out Wi-Fi hotspot lending, literacy efforts, foster family services, and more.
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Arizona battles rising wildfire threat in ‘never-ending kind of year’ as state grows hotter, drier
Arizona officials are urging residents to take precautions as firefighters face longer hours battling more intense wildfires across the state.
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Digitize your memories at UofA’s new Wildcats Memory Lab
Preserve old family media at the Wildcats Memory Lab, the University of Arizona’s DIY digitization space.
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Quilters showcase blend of tradition and innovation at Phoenix QuiltCon
QuiltCon, one of the largest quilting shows in the US, highlighted innovation at its recent national show in Phoenix.
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2 bills would provide nearly $20 million for communications, equipment to help battle Arizona wildfires
Arizona lawmakers are considering two bills that would enhance fire departments’ ability to communicate with other agencies during wildfires and pay for engines and water tenders that can travel over rugged terrain.
