By Zach Prelutsky, David Caltabiano and Sarah Robinson
One year ago on Monday, nearly 1,200 people in Israel were killed, and over 250 others were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists. Now, the Jewish community in Arizona comes together to honor those who lost their lives.
Phoenix Police Officer Tyler Moldovan, who was shot in the line of duty nearly three years ago, is continuing his road to recovery after a scary incident this week.
Both the Arizona Abortion Access Act (Proposition 139) and the Secure the Border Act (Proposition 314) are polling at nearly 60%, according to the survey.
Shannon Young pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution, a charge where she could still be sentenced to one year in prison, but also allows her up to 5 years probation.
The Arizona Supreme Court has sided with a lower court that votes can be counted for Proposition 140, the ballot measure asking whether Arizona voters should move to an open primary system.
The excessive heat means there is still an increased risk of wildfires. Officials also remind visitors propane and gas grills are allowed only in campsites and ramada areas.
The suspect who allegedly shot two Phoenix police officers last month, one of whom died, appeared in court for an arraignment hearing on Friday morning.
The Sun Devils take on Kansas this Saturday, and forecast highs for the Big 12 debut are set to be around 104 degrees at kickoff. This could make the 5 p.m. game inside Mountain America Stadium tied for the third-hottest kickoff temperature in Sun Devil Football history.
Preston Brogdon, a former sergeant with the Yavapai-Apache Police Department, only learned about the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program during a chance encounter at a spring training game.
While out on a walk, Phoenix Police say Lauren Heike was ambushed and chased to a deserted area before being stabbed 15 times in what investigators have called a random attack.
The attack has many Arizona families with relatives in Israel even more on edge, like Amir Glogau. He has three daughters, and his oldest, Shir, lives in Israel.
The U.S. Department of Justice detailed the takedown of more than 3,000 violent fugitives across the country, including 300 arrests for crimes that occurred in Arizona.
