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As seen in: KTAR-FM (Phoenix, AZ), KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ), KTAR-AM (Phoenix, AZ), Arizona's Morning News, NewsBreak, Rose Law Group, The Chris & Joe Show
News Reporter for KTAR 92.3FM (@KTAR923) ASU Cronkite Alumni (@Cronkite_ASU)
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DPS launches push to curb ‘preventable’ deaths after 352 killed on Arizona highways last year

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By Colton Krolak Verified
| The Chris & Joe Show
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has partnered with the Office of the Governor and the Arizona Department of Transportation to launch “Arrive Alive Arizona,” a five-year safety initiative to reduce fatal crashes. A total of 352 people died on Arizona’s state highway system in 2025, according to DPS. A majority of those wrecks were preventable, according Col. Jeffrey Glover, director of DPS. “Far too many people never make it home.
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Millions could face drastic Social Security cuts, Arizona US Rep. David Schweikert warns

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By Colton Krolak Verified
| KTAR-AM (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
The money you are counting on in retirement could soon not count for nearly as much. Millions of Americans are at risk of having their Social Security benefits drastically cut within the next decade, and the clock is ticking on finding a solution, according to Arizona U.S. Rep. David Schweikert. For the last 16 years, the Social Security Administration has had to supplement the money it has received from taxpayers with money from the retirement trust fund.
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High gas prices could cost Arizona candidates at ballot box, new poll shows

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By Colton Krolak Verified
| The Chris & Joe Show
High gas prices aren’t just costing drivers at the pump — they could end up costing candidates at the ballot box, too, according to a new poll of Arizona voters. Sixty-eight percent of respondents in a recent Arizona Public Opinion Pulse poll by Noble Predictive Insights said gas prices are likely to influence their choices in the upcoming midterm elections.
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