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Arizona RepublicWednesday, 22 April 2026
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New records explain Nanos’ suspensions
Files paint picture how sheriff was honored, kicked out in El Paso
The paper leads with the US President's rhetoric on military preparedness, positioning it against the backdrop of an expiring ceasefire and uncertain diplomatic negotiations.
A temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran is expiring. Diplomatic talks are precarious, and the US administration has indicated it will not extend the truce, keeping military options open if negotiations fail.
“'ready to go'”
“Objective and locally grounded”
Hydropower at risk in new outlook for Colorado River
Says levels in dire straits, likely won’t get better anytime soon
An environmental warning focusing on the local impacts of ongoing drought on regional water supplies and energy infrastructure.
Trump says U.S. military ‘ready to go’
State of continued peace talks remains unclear as end of ceasefire nears
Parking garage gets OK
A brief update on a contentious local civic planning decision in Scottsdale.
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