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Witness may be key to helping Phoenix police find deadly hit and run suspect (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Police are asking for your help after a deadly hit and run Tuesday night in midtown Phoenix. DeWayne Lewis, 57, died after he was hit while crossing the street near 5th Avenue and Indian School Road. Police said the driver never stopped. Detectives did not specify if Lewis was in a crosswalk or not. Arizona’s Family spoke with a witness who may be the key to finding the driver authorities are looking for. Police are searching for a white SUV. They haven’t released any more d
‘Most heartless thing:’ Family reacts to Chandler grandmother’s neglect-related death (opens the original)
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CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — More information is surfacing about what led to the death of an 84-year-old woman in Chandler. The investigation into the death of Mary Elenz started last September. Police said she was the victim of neglect, and they have now arrested her son. New court records show the woman was living in “gruesome” conditions. A hospice nurse who went to check in told police it was the most horrific thing she’s ever seen. Peter Page, the son of suspect Allen Page, said he’s not surpr
Peoria school board clashes over revised DEI policy (opens the original)
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PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Peoria Unified School District governing board meeting turned contentious Thursday night as board members disagreed over proposed revisions to the district’s “anti-DEI” policy. Board members criticized each other in front of parents and students during the meeting. The policy previously unified the board, but it is now threatening to divide district leaders. “Can you define what DEI is?” board member Janelle Bowels asked board president Jeff Tobey. Tobey responded, “I’m
What Arizona voters should know about Supreme Court’s mail-in voting decision (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — With a little over two months until the midterm elections, voters will want to pay close attention to a new ruling. While it seems nothing will change right away, on Monday, the Supreme Court of the United States cleared the way for the Trump administration to restrict who gets to vote by mail. In the 2020 election, 90% of Arizona voters cast their ballots by mail. To put it plainly, while you can still mail in a ballot in time for midterms, there’s a push by the Trump admin
West Valley NAACP challenges Peoria school district’s removal of three books (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The West Valley NAACP has filed a complaint against the Peoria Unified School District over the removal of three books from sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade classrooms. The three books involve Black history. The district labeled them inappropriate for middle school. The novels are still available in high school. Grades 6, 7 and 8 in PUSD will no longer read the books as part of the curriculum. The books are “A Raisin in the Sun,” “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
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