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NPR News: 10-04-2023 12AM EDT
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More shoppers head from Mexico to the U.S. with 'super peso'
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Arizona could lose $22M in COVID education relief funds
Biggs sends 'warning call' to House GOP about demands as shutdown looms
Mesa Arts Center director looks back after retirement
Shoppers head from Mexico to the U.S. with 'super peso'
BBC Look Ahead: Planned judiciary changes in Israel spark protests
Díaz and Montini: Ending gun show loophole gets us closer to universal background checks
A tale of 2 abortion landscapes: Changes in Mexico and the U.S.
Tom Horne's attack on dual language programs is stuck in the past
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What one of AZ's fancy doughnut pioneers thinks of Voodoo coming to Tempe
Collections: See 3 Quran leaves dating as far back as 1106 at Phoenix library
Arizona Cardinals start the season on the road, without high hopes
Newscap: Attack on language programs stuck in past
College sports' unsustainable money grab is leaving casualties
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Simplot says casita ruling will help ease housing crisis
Scottsdale program for homeless works. Residents are still up in arms
College sports have shifted, AZ schools have played a big part
AZ Senate president on navigating a divided government
Superintendent Tom Horne talks English-only, ESAs and social and emotional learning
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Beth's story: She says being a 'non-speaker' shouldn't mean losing right to decide for herself
Maricopa County now reporting 180 heat deaths so far
Peoria council calls for vice mayor's resignation after police report
A debate over historic preservation — and what deserves to be saved
Why length of a yellow light is important to traffic safety
Horne says English immersion programs are better for students. Here's why
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