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Editorial: Laws don't work when not enforced
When cries go out for "immigration reform," especially in Arizona, proponents are aiming higher than undocumented citizens and higher than Border Patrol.
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Internal investigations continue into Iron Brotherhood incident, investigations
Internal investigations continue into Prescott Valley, DPS and Phoenix Police officer's conduct during the Iron Brotherhood incident and subsequent investigations, while Prescott Police say they are not conducting an internal investigation.
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Bullets, bayonets and beyond: Fort Whipple takes a trip back in time for Armed Forces Day
Matt Hinshaw/The Daily Courier Gary Harper, a historian and gun collector, talks with Richard and Bi Sallomi about his original 1874 Gatling gun - which he used when he appeared in the 2003 Tom Cruise movie 'The Last Samurai' - during the Fort Whipple Museum's 'Ordnance: Bullets, Bayonets and Firearms' event Saturday afternoon.
Chandler man accused of meth sales in Prescott may take plea
One of two men arrested in July 2012 on weapon possession and drug charges after officers found marijuana in one man's pocket, meth in a backpack, and a handgun hidden behind a retaining wall outside a store, is considering a plea deal.
Az's Prescott Center for the Arts Presents Stardust: the Music of Hoagy Carmichael Tonight
Prescott Center for the Arts presents STARDUST: THE MUSIC OF HOAGY CARMICHAEL tonight, May 18, 2013 at 7:30 PM.
YCSO deputy fired after review of conduct in Iron Brotherhood bar fight investigation
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Deputy Mark Boan was fired Friday in connection with his conduct during investigations of a fight between a bar patron and Iron Brotherhood members on Dec.
Prescott High School student takes Cold War documentary to National History Day competition finals
Prescott High School junior Andrew Lloyd Wilford placed second in the state National History Day competition and will be traveling to Washington D.C. in June to compete.
Editorial: Immigrants' 'dream' of driver's licenses stalls
In many ongoing debates, specifically those about marijuana laws and gun control, the Constitution's "Supremacy Clause" is often cited.
Hell Canyon gets 'heavier fix': Work to bolster recent repairs starts Sunday
An effort to "bolster" the recent repairs on the Hell Canyon bridge on north Highway 89 will get under way this weekend.
Man arrested on charges of sexual assault at bar
Prescott police booked Antonio Lopez Perez, 32, of Prescott into the Yavapai County Jail on Thursday on felony charges of two counts of sexual assault after witnesses said he forcibly grabbed two women in a sexual manner.
Judge sets DeMocker retrial for July 23
Superior Court Judge Gary E. Donahoe set the Steven DeMocker retrial start date for July 23, despite defense attorney requests on Friday to start the trial in August.
Prescott deputy fired over bar fight
A Yavapai County sheriff's deputy whose actions were investigated following a brawl involving a motorcycle club at a Prescott bar has been fired.
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Deputy fired after review of conduct in Iron Brotherhood bar fight investigation
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$20 million Prescott Unified School District bond could be viable, survey shows
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Holtz re-retiring after leading county through major building projects
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Executive testifies that Renzi's demands were 'fishy'
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New public parking area adds to appeal of busy Centennial Trail
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Breaking News: State Senate approves budget, expands Medicaid
Snecma America Engine Services Donates Turbofan Engine Parts to Embry-Riddle
Snecma America Engine Services has donated five turbofan components from previously repaired engines to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Ariz., The parts will be used for visual education purposes in the campus's aerospace and mechanical engineering programs.
Grossman, Zurcher bring different perspectives in Prescott Valley council race
Two men 29 years apart with first names starting with the letter "M"- one never married, the other a new father - are vying for a two-year seat on the Town Council in the May 21 runoff election.