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Before statehood, Arizona's history was well documented in Spanish-language newspapers (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: Arizona’s history is well documented through its newspapers, and our next guest dove deep into the long Spanish-language newspaper history here. ASU English professor Vanessa Fonseca-Chavez is out with a new article in the Journal of Arizona History about Spanish-language newspaper editor Lázaro Acosta, a Mexican-born teacher, writer, community leader and newspaper editor in Arizona and New Mexico during the territorial period. I spoke with Fonseca-Chavez more about it and how she
This Arizona artist paints desert sky in the throes of monsoon storms (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: Today is the final day of the monsoon season, an iconic Arizona phenomenon that our next guest this morning loves to paint. Tina Roy’s monsoon paintings are big — often really big. She thinks the scale of the sky and the power of storms is important to illustrate. Roy grew up in the Valley but spent much of her life travelling the world before deciding to raise her kids here. Now, she is a full time artist. Her latest show opens this weekend in Palm Springs. She came into our stud
Misleading campaign signs have been popping up around the Valley. Are they working? (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: There’s been a lot of hubbub this election cycle about the “Democrats for Biggs” campaign signs being posted around the Valley in the lead-up to November’s midterm elections. Andy Biggs is challenging Democrat Katie Hobbs for governor, of course. But no, there doesn’t seem to be any organized group of Democrats who are supporting the Republican congressman. The signs are, in fact, funded by Turning Point PAC, the Arizona Republic reports, the political arm of the conservative advo
ICE has spent billions expanding immigration detention. Watchdog audit shows millions were wasted (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: ... Immigration and Customs Enforcement has poured billions into expanding detention capacity under the second Trump administration, but a new watchdog report shows tens of millions of it were wasted. The report comes from within the government. The Government Accountability Office says under just one initiative, ICE spent over $1 billion purchasing 11 warehouses around the country to create more immigration detention holding facilities, including a controversial one here in Surpr
This Apache tribe has bought back 55 acres of its ancestral land in Arizona (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: It’s been more than 150 years, but a small piece of Arizona land has been returned to the Apache people. The Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe recently bought 55 acres of land in the Dragoon Mountains in Southeastern Arizona. It is land that was taken away from them by President Ulysses S. Grant in the late 1800s, just years after they exchanged it for peace. The Arizona Daily Star’s Henry Brean has the story and is on the line now to tell us more. Good morning, Henry. LAUREN
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