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Another former student has filed $7 million notice of claim against Peoria Unified School District (opens the original)
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A former Centennial High School student has filed a $7 million notice of claim against the Peoria Unified School District, alleging it failed to protect him from grooming and exploitation. This comes months after a different student filed a $20 million notice of claim against the district. This is the latest claim related to allegations of grooming against Haley Beck, a former district employee and teacher at Centennial High School. The claim states that the former student was a friend of other
For Latinos, living with HIV or AIDS can come with stigma. This researcher aims to change that (opens the original)
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The number of Latinos who are diagnosed with HIV is on the rise in Arizona. But getting this population the education, care and treatment they need can be tough due to stigma. One ASU researcher aims to change that. Angel Algarin is with the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation at ASU. He says the stigma surrounding HIV, as well as that of traditional gender norms, means many Latino men are not getting tested or treated — let alone talking about it. Algarin is working with researchers
What's happening at the old Kmart near I-17 and Northern in Phoenix? (opens the original)
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More than a year after the ground breaking ceremony was held at the former big-box store, progress is being made. The site is called Innovation 27 and will be an affordable workforce development and education hub. "The front end of the building where you see the glass, that's the main entrance of the building. It's very open," explains LaSetta Hogans, a deputy economic development director for the city of Phoenix. She says the first 40,000 square feet of this reimagined site will be home to ASU,
Arizona grocery and convenience stores are losing jobs and wages due to SNAP cuts, data shows (opens the original)
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New federal data shows grocery and convenience stores have lost jobs and wages across the country, but especially in Arizona. The rate at which Arizona experienced a decline was four times greater than the national average. The decrease in employment occurred when roughly 175,000 Arizonans were kicked off the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program between December 2025 and March 2026. The total number of Arizona SNAP recipients who’ve been dropped from the program is much higher. The federal
Parts of Oak Creek in Sedona reopen after Pocket Fire closure (opens the original)
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The U.S. Forest Service says it has reopened parts of Oak Creek in Sedona. The popular tourist destination was closed during the Pocket Fire in June. Michelle Thompson with Arizona State Parks says even though trails are open, swimming is not recommended due to recent rains, which has left the creek dirty and slippery. "We’re approaching fall weather now. Once it cools off, we're probably not going to have a lot of people wanting to get into the creek, but by next summer conditions should be pre
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