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Morning Signal: Arizona news for Thursday, October 15, 2026

A lawsuit against OpenAI addresses child safety concerns, while Arizona faces rising employee health insurance costs and potential shifts in mail voting practices.

Saguaro Signal Desk • Oct 15, 9:00 AM

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Rural fire districts turn to FEMA grants as a temporary solution to rising equipment costs and reduced budgets

Cronkite News • Oct 15, 1:51 PM

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Tracing the journey of Flagstaff High’s Yohanes van Meerten from Ethiopia to cross country sensation

Cronkite News • Oct 15, 1:40 PM

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Built for the big stage: How ASU volleyball consistently defeats ranked opponents

Cronkite News • Oct 15, 1:30 PM

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Corporation Commissioner demands APS communications amid data center dispute

Corporation Commissioner Kevin Thompson wants to know what prompted a recent news investigation into who shoulders the energy costs of data centers. The post Corporation Commissioner demands APS communications amid data center dispute first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

Arizona Capitol Times • Oct 15, 1:05 PM

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Powered by spikes in energy prices, inflation surges to 3.7%

Inflation grew to a 3.7% annual rate in September, according to an Oct. 14 report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, up from 3.4% in August. In the last consumer price inflation report before midterm elections, with voters already fed up with higher prices, September’s number was the highest since May, when...

Arizona Mirror • Oct 15, 10:33 AM

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PROPOSITION 406 – Page Residents Get Their Say on Lake Powell Boulevard

Last year, residents of Page, a small town in northern Arizona, fought back against plans to reduce vehicle lanes on Lake Powell Boulevard, one of the town’s most important roads. This November, they have the opportunity to protect it by voting YES on Proposition 406. A Yes vote on this measure would prevent the...

AZ Free News • Oct 15, 10:04 AM

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Trump: Execution of Fort Hood shooter will not be livestreamed

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump Thursday announced that the execution of a man convicted of the Fort Hood shooting will not be livestreamed, a reversal after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said last week that Nidal Hasan’s death by firing squad would be public. “I think streaming the execution for all to see...

Arizona Mirror • Oct 15, 9:06 AM

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Arizona Morning Briefing, 10-15: Gress Accepts Award That’s Not An Award, Trump Stumps In Bullhead, and More

The Arizona Globe • Oct 15, 7:25 AM

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Pollster: Two Arizona Races May Determine House Control

Arizona Daily Independent • Oct 14, 8:12 PM

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Arizona Is Building Again. Keep It That Way.

Arizona Daily Independent • Oct 14, 8:11 PM

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Arizona Corporation Commission Revokes License Of Scottsdale Investment Adviser

Arizona Daily Independent • Oct 14, 8:02 PM

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James Hahn Trades PGA Tour Spot For Assistant Coaching Gig With ASU Men’s Golf Team

Arizona Daily Independent • Oct 14, 7:47 PM

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