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Story Desk Editor at @12news in Phoenix. @Cronkite_ASU alum (Go Devils). I may be a quadriplegic, but I roll wherever life takes me. Except stairs.
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2 lottery tickets worth nearly $200,000 combined sold in Arizona

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By Gabe Trujillo Verified
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Follow 2 lottery tickets worth nearly $200,000 combined sold in Arizona Updated Tue, September 1, 2026 at 12:52 PM EDT Stephen VanHorn - stock.adobe.co Two lucky lottery players recently hit a pair of large jackpots in Arizona. The Aug. 31 drawings produced two big wins.
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Armed suspect dies after shooting involving Mesa officers

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By Gabe Trujillo Verified
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Follow Armed suspect dies after shooting involving Mesa officers Updated Tue, September 1, 2026 at 6:57 AM EDT A suspect is dead after a shooting involving Mesa officers, the city's police department said. On Aug. 31 around 8 p.m., officers responded to the scene near McKellips Road and Mesa Drive for reports of a subject who was threatening others. Officials said the subject had displayed a firearm in his waistband.
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Floating debris, dam stability bring concern as search for missing people from Grand Canyon floods continues

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By Gabe Trujillo Verified
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Floating debris and dam stability raise concerns as the search for missing people from Grand Canyon floods continues. As news of a second body found was released, crews continue to hold out hope that some will be found alive. More than 15 people are missing after a flash flood moved through the Grand Canyon area on Aug. 29.
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