Arizona Edition - Demographic shifts and increases in Latino voter registration and turnout have already shaped some election outcomes, but their...
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Arizona Edition - One finding in the Latino Decisions report is that 65 percent of Arizona Latinos know someone who is an undocumented immigrant....
Arizona Edition - Yuma Lettuce Days is an annual event that brings in tens of thousands of visitors and residents to the Yuma Quartermaster Depot...
Arizona Edition - The Southwest Agriculture (or SWAG) Summit this year took place on the Arizona Western College campus. KAWC’s Kim Johnson reports...
Arizona Edition - Williams, Arizona implemented Level Four Water Restrictions in late February, the strictest restrictions possible. The small town...
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