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Three-year-old child forced to serve as her own attorney in Tucson immigration court
More than a dozen undocumented minors were forced to make their case in front of an immigration judge as the Trump administration ramps up removal proceedings.
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14 Arizona-based nonprofits to support this holiday season
If you’re searching for organizations that could use your help, we’ve rounded up 14 Valley-based nonprofits that are working to make their communities a better place.
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Want to give back? Check out these coat drives near Phoenix
If you’re looking for ways to help, particularly as temperatures drop, consider cleaning out your closet and donating a coat to those in need.
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GameStop is letting you trade in almost anything. Here’s how in Arizona
GameStop is holding its first-ever “Trade Anything Day” that will allow people to trade in anything they want—with some restrictions—for store credit on Dec. 6.
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Advocates rally on behalf of US veteran and Purple Heart recipient deported to Mexico
Sgt. Jose Barco was deported to Mexico after a months-long battle to stay in the US.
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Maricopa County changes to Head Start sparks concern for Arizona parents
As Maricopa County shifts from hiring teachers to partnering with local organizations, parents sound the alarm.
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Boycott Bar food drive: Community serves up mutual aid in response to SNAP cuts
The owner of Boycott Bar announced a food drive in response to SNAP cuts. Within half an hour of its start, a collection of groceries piled up.
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Why health insurance is so expensive this year—and what you can do about it
This year’s Obamacare open enrollment period, which started Nov. 1 in most states, is full of uncertainty and confusion for the more than 24 million people who buy health insurance through the federal and state Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
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This Tempe museum is facing major repairs—here’s how to help
The Arizona Heritage Center in Tempe is closing from Nov. 10 to Jan. 5 as it undergoes critical repairs.
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Arizona is among states with the highest growth in cremations. Here’s why
Arizona is projected to be one of the national epicenters of growth in cremations, with an estimated increase of 91.3% by 2045.
