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Saguaro Signal desk
Statewide news beyond government: sports, wildlife, weather, and life across the state.
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PHOENIX – El Consulado General de México en Phoenix celebró el Día de Independencia de México en el Capitolio del Estado de Arizona. El evento honró esta fecha histórica y los lazos culturales y económicos que unen a Arizona con México.
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PHOENIX – The Hamilton High flag football team is on a 40-game win streak, but with so much roster turnover, the Huskies feel like they have been written off. The back-to-back defending champions are on a mission to prove the naysayers wrong.
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Key developments in Arizona highlight ongoing issues related to education, environmental protections, and public safety this week.
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TEMPE – Since moving to the NFC West in 2002, the Arizona Cardinals have struggled to stack up in a division made up of perennial contenders. The team’s 31-7 loss to the Seattle Seahawks was their 23rd in their past 27 games against division foes.
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The Trump administration’s top wildlife official issued a directive last week that expands a recent rollback of endangered species protections much further than the feds had told the public. Individuals and industries may kill endangered animals in the course of logging projects, developments and other activities,...
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PHOENIX – The 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks gathered to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their World Series victory over the New York Yankees, a series played against the backdrop of a country still in shock over the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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PHOENIX – After being demolished 77-28 by Nebraska in 1995, former Sun Devils Jake Plummer, Juan Roque and others recall their stunning 19-0 shutout of top-ranked Nebraska in 1996.
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The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on public records, while significant legal issues regarding drug treatment and data centers also came to the forefront.
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ASU's 24-17 Wembley win over Kansas was sloppy but timely, as Kenny Dillingham leaned on defense, takeaways, and travel-tested grit to get home to a bye without a 10-hour stew over a loss.
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Elections, voter data integrity, and high school sports are among key topics shaping Arizona news today.
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LONDON – Special teams told the story for ASU at Wembley Stadium as the Sun Devils beat Kansas, 24-17, to win the Union Jack Classic.
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LONDON – Arizona State won in an ugly fashion at the Union Jack Classic, defeating Kansas 24-17. Given the challenging travel, coach Kenny Dillingham didn’t mind.
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SCOTTSDALE – The Scottsdale Saguaro football team returned to game action for the first time in three weeks, after safety concerns due to injured players.
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Key political and legal developments, along with educational and public safety concerns, dominate today's news from Arizona.
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LONDON – Given the interest from Sun Devils fans in the Union Jack Classic, ASU is considering playing more international games in more sports.
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LONDON – Before the inaugural Union Jack Classic, pre-game festivities were in full swing. Scores of Sun Devil fans made their way to Passyunk Avenue, the official ASU party spot for those who made the trip across the pond, or even for native London Sun Devils.
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LONDON – Arizona State squares off with Kansas Saturday in the first-ever college football game at London’s Wembley Stadium to feature two FBS teams.
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PHOENIX – While the Phoenix Rising remain in a tight race for a spot in the USL’s Western Conference playoffs, forward Ihsan Sacko chases the golden boot.
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Key developments across Arizona highlight issues in education funding, prison healthcare, and significant political events.
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WASHINGTON – In his executive order to review the Mexican gray wolf’s endangerment status, President Donald Trump is bypassing federally required wolf population data that has not yet been met. Conservationists are concerned that removing Mexican wolf protections too soon will result in their population decline.
