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Stacy Pearson joins Arizona's Evening News to discuss the value of endorsements in an election.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News to explain Proposition 319, which will appear on the November ballot and affect speed enforcement cameras.

The YMCA is planning to demolish their downtown building and build a new building in it's place. But we're learning their plans will leave some of the 60 people who live in a transitional housing program, without a solid option to turn to for a roof over their head. With more on this now we turn to KTAR news reporter, Balin Overstolz.

Talyn vigil, one of the defendants charged with beating and killing tennager Preston Lord has been arrested for his third misdemeanor since being released on bond. ABC 15 reporter Ashley Holden tells us more.

This November you'll get to decide whether or not drug cartels will be considered terrorist organizations. Heidi Hommel breaks down Prop 317

Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs touted several law enforcement endorsements at an event. Balin Overstolz spoke to him and joins Arizona's Evening News to share what Biggs had to say.

Amazon has launched the Colorado River Basin Collaborative. Heidi Hommel joins Arizona's Evening News to explain what the retail giant is doing to conserve water.

Zach Milne joins Arizona's Evening News to explain what's causing job growth to slow down in Arizona.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News to explain how Proposition 142 would affect diversity, equity and inclusion programs in Arizona.

The U.S. Department of Education has ended Title IX protections for LGBTQ students. Shira Tanzer joins Arizona's Evening News to explain what protections are ending and how the changes will affect students

Heidi Hommel joins Arizona's Evening News to share Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell's comments on the 60 voters suspected of being noncitizens referred to her office earlier this year.

It's Friday and  KTAR writer David iverson is here to tell you about what's happening in the Valley this weekend.

A.P.S is responding to claims from environmental group "the Sierra Club" that the utility has abandoned clean energy in favor of natural gas. We spoke with KTAR News reporter Balin Overstolz about the Sierra Club's claims last week, now we hear what A.P.S Had to say today about it. 

For 50 years, Ted Bundy got the blame. Cold is back, and season four starts with the case everyone thought was solved — and evidence that says otherwise. The first two episodes of Blamed on Bundy: the Disappearance of Nancy Baird are available now, wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap is looking forward to using the SAVE database to verify new registrants ahead of the midterms. Joining us to talk abou it is KTAR News reporter, Heidi Hommel

Arizona's Prop 320 would require school ditricts with at least 7,500 students to gradually direct at least 60% of operational spending to instruction. Prop 320 was debated tonight and Shira Tanzer tells us what both sides of the aisle have to say.

Almost three years since the death of Queen Creek teen Preston Lord. East Valley community members gathered to continue to honor him last night. Balin was in attendance at the memorial and tells us more.

U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego wants the federal government to help fund water projects in Arizona as we're set to lose 30% of our Colorado River water allocation starting next year. Heidi Hommel is here to share more of Senator Gallegos' plans.

Today, Arizona Reublican nominee for governor Andy Biggs outlined his policy goals like ending the state income tax. Balin Overstolz was there and tells us more about Biggs' plan.

Federal legislation is looking to put guardrails on the development of artifical intelligence to try mitigate negative impacts on the workforce. Senator Mark Kelly inroduced this legislation and Heidi Hommel tells us more about it.

Arizona residents are loudly voicing their displeasure about rhe Trump adminstration potentially shrinking two state monument land sites. Heidi Hommel has more>

David Iverson joins Arizona's Evening News to give a look at events happening around the Valley this weekend.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News to explain a law that changes how police post missing children on social media.

The Sierra Club Grand Canyon chapter says data center expansion is causing APS to focus on building more natural gas and moving away from renewable energy. Bali tells us what that means for you.

September is Suicide Prevention Month. Heidi Hommel talked with a psychiatrist about treating depression.