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Phoenix police officer honored for the first time on 80th anniversary of his line-of-duty death

In May 1944, David “Star” Johnson was the first Black Phoenix police officer to die on the job, and the second-ever among Phoenix Police Department ranks. For decades, his death was not recognized as having been in the line of duty.Phoenix police unveiled a historical marker near east Jefferson Street, close to where Leonce Navarre, an off-duty detective, shot Johnson during a

Effort to push Latinos to the polls this election season launches in Phoenix

It’s estimated that Latinos make up half of all potential voters in the U.S. who came of age since the last presidential election.A nonpartisan effort to encourage more Latinos to vote is underway in Phoenix. Latino Loud is a campaign of local nonprofit Chicanos Por La Causa and the organization’s Sí Se Vota Action Fund.“We’re gonna be putting on free concerts, make them

69 people arrested for setting up pro-Palestinian encampment on ASU's Tempe campus

Pro-Palestinian students, community members form encampment on ASU's Tempe campus

Biden's reelection campaign co-chair is visiting 3 Arizona cities. Here's why

Mesa was the second stop in a three-city tour by President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign to underscore the administration’s investments in infrastructure.Campaign co–chair Mitch Landrieu said it’s important for voters to consider the long-term impact of those initiatives.“President Biden made promises to Arizona, and on top of the $7 billion that he sent to the state with