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Arizona Rangers push back against Senate bill removing statutory recognition

SHOW LOW-The Arizona Rangers are pushing back against Senate Bill 1071, a measure introduced in the Arizona Legislature by (LD1) Sen. Finchem and (LD7) Rogers that would repeal statutory recognition of the organization and remove its exemption from state security guard licensing requirements.
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Pinetop Teen Dies in Rollover

PINETOP, Ariz. — A 17-year-old Pinetop male died Tuesday afternoon following a single-vehicle rollover involving a four-wheeled off-highway vehicle, according to the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office.
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Tragedy Strikes Kayenta Christmas Parade

KAYENTA- A tragic incident occurred at the Kayenta Christmas Night Parade on Monday evening, leaving multiple people injured, according to the Navajo Police Department.
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Round Valley Elk’s Win the 3A State Football Championship

EAGAR — From the small town of Eagar in rural eastern Arizona, mountain pride echoed under the bright lights of the football field at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe. The Round Valley Elks captured their eighth state football title, defeating the top-seeded Benjamin Franklin Chargers 13–10 to claim the 2025 3A state football championship.
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Homicide Investigation Underway After Fatal Shooting in Pinetop | Victim Identified

PINETOP, Ariz. — Authorities have identified the woman killed in Pinetop last week as 59-year-old Kerri Ann Abatti, according to the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO).
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Collision with a U.S. Postal Truck on the Deuce

SHOW LOW-According to the Show Low Police Department, a 76-year-old Eagar woman accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake, colliding with a U.S. Postal vehicle on the Deuce of Clubs. She was cited for failing to stop at a red light.
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Heber man accused of crimes against a minor skips court hearing

Heber-Overgaard- Joseph Riccardi was scheduled for a Sept. 23 pretrial conference and did not appear, according to court records, resulting in a warrant for his arrest. 
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Man Identified After Police-Involved Shooting

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ROUND VALLEY-Authorities have identified Brandon Ulibarri, 39, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, as the man killed in last week’s officer-involved shooting at the Round Valley Police Department in Springerville.

Arizona Rangers Face Free Speech Lawsuit Amid Legislative Scrutiny

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Arizona — A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has set an expedited legal schedule in a lawsuit challenging the Arizona Rangers’ decision to block a citizen from the organization’s official social media page during a public debate over legislation that could repeal the group’s statutory recognition under Arizona law.

FBI Cancels Turquoise Alert for Maleeka Boone

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COALMINE, Ariz. — The Navajo Police Department announced Friday that the search for missing 8-year-old Maleeka Boone in the Coalmine area has come to an end. Following a multi-agency investigation, the 8-year-old Diné child was found dead.

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Joseph Edward Wood III | Navy Veteran | Made in America Series

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Incredible stories told by local Veterans | The Navy, Aliens, and Joseph Wood's life.

A.C. Sheriff Deputy shoots and kills seven abandoned dogs, drawing attention to the ongoing animal control crisis | Locals rescued two remaining dogs.

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APACHE COUNTY- Apache County resident abandoned their property along with their dogs. Some of the dogs starved to death, were killed in dog fights, and an Apache County Deputy dispatched seven of the dogs, locals rescued the remaining two.

Senate bills could ensure federal wildland firefighters are adequately compensated.

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WASHINGTON-Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema joins fellow Senators in introduction of bills to end pay caps and increase take-home pay for federal wildland firefighters.

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Have you ever thought about getting C.P.R. certified? I highly recommend it.

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