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Arizona defense contractors see business boost as low-cost drones reshape Iran conflict (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The war in Iran has driven up gas prices and fueled inflation, but it has also benefited defense contractors, including many based in Arizona, where the aerospace and defense sector employs 62,000 people. The weapons proving most effective on the battlefield are not produced by industry giants like Raytheon or General Dynamics. Instead, they are low-tech, inexpensive drones. In March, President Donald Trump announced that the United States had all but wiped out Iranian defen
Mesa mother forgives son’s killer, co-writes book on their friendship (opens the original)
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MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — Debbi Edwards signed copies of a book she co-wrote with Shannon Musa at a book fair in Mesa last month. The book is based on the 1991 murder of Edwards’ 18-year-old son, Eric. “The best way I can tell you is when the forgiveness happened. It lifted off me like a heavy, dark blanket,” Edwards said. In December 1991, Eric Edwards’ remains were found in a ravine off a dirt road in Mesa. “The body has been there for a number of days. It would be consistent with the time he was
Retired justice warns courts could worsen Colorado River fight (opens the original)
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PAGE, AZ (AZFamily) — Retired Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould says he is worried that any plan to solve the crisis facing the shortage of water in the Colorado River will end up bogged down in courts. “As a lawyer, I can tell you I think the courts are not the way to solve the problem,” said Gould. Gould is a longtime attorney and former justice who also works on water cases. He says the challenge in finding a solution to the Colorado River crisis is that it is legally complex and the
Lawsuit accuses DHS of revealing confidential asylum claims to Iranian government (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Attorneys representing the Iranian American Legal Defense Fund filed a lawsuit that alleges the Trump administration made a secret agreement with the Iranian government in March 2025 to hand over lists of Iranian citizens the administration planned to deport, along with their immigration files and asylum claims. The lawsuit alleges that this agreement violates federal law. “The law is very clear that that information should not be revealed, and yet our information indicates
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