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Phoenix says visits to heat relief centers skyrocketed during record-breaking summer, and 92% were from people experiencing homelessness
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Man suffered 3rd degree burns after Phoenix police held him down on the pavement in July
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Homeless ID Project expands into new, bigger space near downtown Phoenix
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It’s been a year since ‘The Zone’ homeless encampment shut down in Phoenix. What does the city’s homeless crisis look like now?
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Harris and Beyoncé ignite a Houston rally with a double-barreled argument against Trump
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Medicaid will cover traditional healing practices for Native Americans in 4 states
October 19, 2024 7:00 AM ET ...
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The perils and promises driving migrants to Massachusetts
October 21, 2024 Simón Rios Frantz ...
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Striking Omni hotel workers return to work Monday after ratifying ‘historic’ new contract
Hundreds of Hilton hotel workers remain ...
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Bussey Street Being Renamed Flora Way After Former Slave
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Mayor Wu Announces Affordable Housing Milestone with Acquisition and Restriction of 1,000 At Risk Housing Units
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‘We’re not backing down’: Memphis students lead protest, rallying against xAI and other pollutants
Protesters in Memphis march against Elon Musk’s xAI facility, citing pollution concerns. Author: Lauren Turman Published: 10:37 PM CDT June 17, 2025 Updated: 9:26 AM CDT June 18, 2025 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — More…
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‘A dark path we’re on.’ Anti-Trump, ‘No Kings’ protest in Memphis draws large crowd
Jack Armstrong June 14, 2025 Nearly 4,000 people protested the Trump administration in Memphis, Tennessee, as part of the nationwide “No Kings” movement. Local political figures like Shelby County Democratic…
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LGBTQ+ health centers brace for Trump’s attacks
Chicago-area research labs and community health clinics are navigating illegal funding stoppages, censorship, and increasing anti-LGBTQ+ violence under President Donald Trump. by Devyn-Marshall Brown (DMB) June 25, 2025 John Peller’s two…
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What’s next for CPS?
New leadership and looming budget problems are on the horizon for Chicago Public Schools. by Maureen Kelleher June 26, 2025 June 18 was the last day on the job for Pedro…
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Chicago’s Black-owned businesses hope Juneteenth support extends year-round
When Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021, many Black-owned businesses reported strong sales. Now, Chicago companies say they hope the trend continues. By Mariah Rush Jun 19, 2025, 7:00am CDT…
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WA budget cuts could eliminate education services for some foster youth
A statewide org that helps roughly 6,400 kids access sports, driver’s ed, graduation programs and more, will lose about a third of its funding in July. Laurel Demkovich Jun 24,…
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This year, Seattle Pride is ‘fearful but empowered’
As corporate sponsors revoke support and national policies target LGBTQ+ people, organizers focus on helping the community feel safe and supported. Andrew Engelson Jun 23, 2025 Pride month has always…
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Seattle marches in solidarity against ICE raids, demands release of detained union leader
Joel Moreno Mon, June 9th 2025 at 3:19 PM Updated Tue, June 10th 2025 at 11:27 AM SEATTLE (KOMO) — Labor unions joined forces to march through downtown Seattle and protest the…
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WA officials ‘outraged’ after immigrant Medicaid data shared with federal agencies
Washington state’s health agency reveals Medicaid data was shared with DHS without consent, causing privacy concerns. Author: Bridget Chavez Published: 6:05 PM PDT June 16, 2025 SEATTLE — The Washington State Health…
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Trans woman urges Bellingham to secure ‘sanctuary city’ status for transgender rights
Some believe Bellingham should extend “sanctuary city” status to its LGBTQ+ community. Author: Eric Wilkinson Published: 6:13 PM PDT June 16, 2025 BELLINGHAM, Wash. — For 48 years, Cori Lovejoy lived a…
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