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RT America’s Boom Bust Daniel Brito Sentenced To 12 Days For Attack On Tucson Trump Supporter

November 18, 2019 ADI Staff Reporter

Brito jumped onto Sparks breaking his ankle in several places. Brito, a Democrat, was heard shouting things about â€˜Hitlerâ€™, â€˜Naziâ€™ and â€˜Trumpâ€™ at Sparks during the incident.

Another Ducey Henchman Accused Of Making False Allegations Against DES Investigator

November 18, 2019 Loretta Hunnicutt

AZPOST investigators concluded, â€œThere is no evidence to support that Buhrow was ever dishonest to investigators. A review of the facts will show that all the information she put forward was later proven to be true.â€

California Candidate’s Pray For Trump Billboards Capture Attention, Prayers, And Contributions

November 18, 2019 ADI Staff Reporter

Lyft could end service at Phoenix airport due to proposed fees

November 18, 2019 ADI Staff Reporter

Lyft left with no choice but to end service at Sky Harbor International Airport should a proposed increase in fees occur.

AZ AG Urges Supreme Court To Accept Jurisdiction In Purdue Pharma, Sackler Family

November 18, 2019 ADINews Service

In or out? Millions affected by Equifax breach must decide this week

November 18, 2019 Cronkite News

Consumers who opt to stay in the Equifax settlement have until Jan. 22 toÂ file a claimÂ for free credit monitoring or a cash payment.

Aldrich and Caleb W. Hodges operated earlier this year as â€œthe biggest dealers in Sierra Vista,â€ according to a filing by prosecutor Terisha Driggs.

Family Initiates Legal Action Against Arizona Department Of Education

November 17, 2019 ADI Staff Reporter

Mom Calls Out Kyrene School Board For Hiding The “Deep Equity” Ball

November 17, 2019 Loretta Hunnicutt

Advocates aim to energize Latino voters, as their clout at polls grows

November 17, 2019 Cronkite News

Soul Survivor Ink Gives Hope to Survivors of Sex-Trafficking in Arizona

November 17, 2019 C. Kramer

Working both in Prisons in Arizona and with local community organizations that refer women and men who have been trafficked, Soul Survivor Ink removes branding tattoos.

Arizona lawmakers hope to repeal short term rental law, study examines neighbors’ attitudes

November 16, 2019 M. Perez - ADI Staff Reporter

Short-term vacation rentals are more commonly known as companies such as Airbnb, VRBO or HomeAway