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Lori Vallow Daybell passes competency evaluations, will stand trial for 2019 death of her ex-husband

Lori Vallow Daybell has passed competency evaluations and is set to stand trial for the 2019 death of her ex-husband. This follows her conviction in Idaho in 2023 for the murders of her two children, Joshua “J.J.” Vallow and Tylee Ryan. The upcoming trial will further explore the complexities surrounding her mental fitness and the implications of her actions.

Arizona Lottery Pick 3, Fantasy 5 results for Dec. 5, 2024

The Arizona Lottery results for Pick 3 and Fantasy 5 on December 5, 2024, provide crucial updates for lottery players in Arizona. Residents are encouraged to check their tickets to see if they have won in these daily draw games, highlighting the ongoing excitement surrounding lottery participation in the state.

Powerball jackpot hits $260 million. Here's what Arizona lottery players must know

The Powerball jackpot has soared to $260 million following a December 4 drawing in which no winner emerged. The article provides essential information about the next drawing time in Arizona, along with a brief guide on how to participate in the lottery.

Phoenix designates Sunnyslope Rock Garden as historic site

The Phoenix City Council has designated the Sunnyslope Rock Garden as a historic site, recognizing its cultural and historical significance to the local community. This designation ensures the preservation of the garden, which is an important example of the region's landscaping traditions.

Roommate sentenced in beating death of Phoenix man

Shannon Marie Higgins was sentenced to probation after failing to report her roommate Jake Kelly's injuries, which ultimately led to his death. The case highlights issues related to accountability and the importance of reporting domestic violence.

Arizona could soon resume executing prisoners after a 2-year hiatus

Arizona is poised to resume executions after a nearly two-year pause, as Governor Katie Hobbs has pointed to a review by the Department of Corrections affirming the state's readiness to implement capital punishment. This move raises significant ethical and legal considerations surrounding the death penalty in the state.

Arizonans with vision loss find independence with this program. Here's how

The Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is enhancing the independence of blind Arizonans through a new program supported by a grant from Season for Sharing. The initiative aims to provide essential resources and training to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals with vision loss.

December holidays unwrapped: A complete guide to this month's festivities

December brings a variety of celebrations, making it a vibrant month filled with festivities. This article offers a comprehensive guide to the diverse holidays celebrated throughout December, highlighting their significance and unique traditions. Discover the rich tapestry of cultural observances that characterize this festive season.

Out-of-state pair indicted, accused of falsifying Arizona school voucher applications

Johnny Lee Bowers and Ashley Meredith Hewitt have been indicted in Arizona for allegedly submitting fraudulent applications for 50 school vouchers, most of which were for non-existent children. The case highlights significant concerns regarding the integrity of the school voucher system in the state.

You should set your thermostat to this temperature in winter, experts say. Do you agree?

Experts recommend specific thermostat settings for winter to optimize comfort and energy efficiency. The Arizona Republic invites readers to share their own experiences and preferences on winter heating, aiming to settle an ongoing debate. This article provides insights from professionals on how to balance warmth and energy conservation during colder months.

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