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Most renters in Arizona give up protections as part of their lease. Here's what to know
An Arizona Republic investigation looked at renters who faced immediate evictions after being accused of a crime. It could ...
Dad talks about harming family to 911, then fatally shoots toddler, AZ cops say
A father accused of fatally shooting his toddler had talked about harming his family in a 911 call, Arizona police said.
This Arizona officer launched a crime-free lease movement. Now, he says his legacy is under attack
Tim Zehring trailblazed an international crime-free movement starting in Mesa. He says he is not concerned if landlords abuse ...
Arizona border, once the busiest in the nation for illegal immigration, goes quiet
Critics say Trump's new border policies deny migrants right to seek asylum, but the Border Patrol says it can now focus on ...
Officer takes in homeless teen. Years later, he pins a police badge on him.
I wanted to be just like him,” Jacob Bello said of his father figure, Andy McIlveen, a now-retired police officer who took him in.
Retired officers now eligible to serve as school officers in Arizona
School officials praise a bill becoming law that allows retired police officers to serve as school officers in Arizona.
Arizona governor signs school safety bill, allows retired cops to work on campuses
State Schools Chief Tom Horne praises legislation that will allow the hiring of retired police officers on campuses ...