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KYMA: Rep. Greg Stanton makes special request to Biden administration
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A letter was sent to White House COVID-19 Coordinator as Arizona leads most of the nation in cases, deaths and ICU capacity per capita.
KTAR: Arizona Dems in Congress concerned with Ducey use of COVID relief funds
PHOENIX — Arizona's five Democrats in Congress sent a letter Thursday to Gov. Doug Ducey with concerns about how the Republican governor has allocated coronavirus relief funding during the pandemic.
Arizona Public Media: Pascua Yaqui Tribe secures federal grant for water pipeline
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe received a $900,000 federal grant to construct a water pipeline to bring nonpotable water to their reservation southwest of Tucson.
Indian Country Today: Stanton: Inaction from Arizona officials 'has been deadly'
One year after Arizona's first confirmed case of COVID-19, Rep. Greg Stanton issued the following statement.
Cronkite News: Pascua Yaqui win water funds, first of $150 million for Arizona projects
WASHINGTON – Pascua Yaqui Council members called it "a blessing" Tuesday.
Cronkite News: House votes on removing, possibly impeaching Trump after mob attacks
WASHINGTON – Arizona lawmakers split along party lines late Tuesday as the House passed a resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence to remove President Trump from office – or face the threat of a second impeachment.
KTAR: Rep. Stanton to introduce bill requiring body-worn cameras for Capitol police
PHOENIX – U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton of Arizona plans to introduce a bill in Congress this week that would require Capitol Police to utilize body-worn cameras following last week's riots.
Arizona Representative Greg Stanton announced Monday that he is introducing a bill to the U.S. House of Representatives that would require uniformed U.S. Capitol Police to wear body worn cameras.
At a public viewing in Phoenix, the city Calvin Goode served a record 22 years and loved for a lifetime, the late councilman was commemorated Saturday.
In front of the building that bears his name near 3rd Avenue and Washington Street, Goode laid in a powder blue casket lined in bouquets of navy and white roses. Those who came to honor Goode called him legendary, unrelenting, all-consuming, inspiring and "the best kind of person God has to offer."