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Hennepin County prosecutors say they now hold the hard drives, the officer body camera footage, and the Honda Pilot that Renee Good was shot in, all withheld by federal agencies for six months after she and Alex Pretti were killed.

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Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1882, outlaw Johnny Ringo was found shot dead near Tombstone. While ruled a suicide, doubts persist given Ringo’s long list of enemies and lawman Wyatt Earp’s later claim for the killing.

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Audit Flunks School Grades

An Arizona Auditor General review found the state's A–F school letter grades do not accurately reflect how schools are actually performing.

Most schools receive A or B grades, even though most students do not test proficient. Math proficiency at the 117 high schools given an A ranged from under 10% to nearly 98%.

The state board and department of education agreed with the findings and plan to adopt the auditor's 13 recommendations, with revised grades possible by November 2027.

Auditors noted that Arizona's use of bonus points resulted in 149 schools getting an "A" they otherwise would not have earned. They also flagged self-reported college and career readiness data that went unverified in 2024 and 2025.

GOP Races Heat Up

Arizona Republicans are jockeying in the final stretch before the July 21 primary, with contests up and down the ballot set to shape the November field.

In the governor's race, polls show U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs with a wide lead over U.S. Rep. David Schweikert for the nomination to challenge Democrat Gov. Katie Hobbs, who is running unopposed.

In the 5th Congressional District, President Trump reaffirmed his endorsement of former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, calling him a "MAGA Warrior."

Other Republican and Democrat primary races are also drawing interest and money statewide, from secretary of state to attorney general.

D-backs Surge Into All-Star Break

The Arizona Diamondbacks stormed into the All-Star break with a four-game winning streak, capped by a road sweep of the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers.

Two Diamondbacks earned a spot in today's All-Star Game in Philadelphia: outfielder Corbin Carroll, his third selection, and left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez.

The Diamondbacks' surge lifted the team to No. 15 in this week's Bleacher Report power rankings and came despite the loss of pitcher Zac Gallen to the injured list.

Arizona climbed to 49-47 with its sweep of the Dodgers, within reach of a National League Wild Card spot.

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➤ Phoenix Metro: A wall of dust swept the Valley on Sunday night, grounding more than 80 Sky Harbor flights, snarling I-10, I-17, and US-60, and knocking out power to thousands. (More)

➤ Tucson: A possible bus strike was averted after more than 400 Sun Tran employees ratified a new three-year contract Sunday night, securing bus driver safety barriers and other safety gains. (More)

➤ Border: The ACLU filed a lawsuit seeking to block voter-approved Proposition 314, which allows for expanded state and local involvement in immigration and border enforcement. (More)

➤ Gilbert: The town seeks stricter controls on data center development, weighing new standards on setbacks, height, and noise for the projects near neighborhoods. (More)

➤ Santa Cruz County: The county remains under scrutiny over delayed financial audits, the latest turn in a multi-year dispute with the state auditor general's office. (More)

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➤ Arizona State baseball saw 10 of its players selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, the most of any Sun Devils team since 2012. (More)

➤ Phoenix Suns rookie Koa Peat continued to flash his potential in his second NBA summer league game, scoring 12 points and snatching four rebounds. (More)

➤ Former Arizona Cardinals running back Chris Johnson revived the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise ALS awareness after revealing he is battling the disease. (More)

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➤ The Arizona Builders Alliance continues to promote apprenticeship programs, including a four-year electrical track, to help meet a projected need for thousands more construction workers in the coming years. (More)

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➤ The $7.6 million renovation of Santa Rita Park in Tucson is nearing completion, with new sports fields, a playground, a splash pad, and more scheduled to open in August. (More)

➤ Arizona renters whose air conditioning fails in the heat may have more legal options than they realize, but withholding rent isn't one of them, an attorney says. (More)

➤ Del Monte Market in Phoenix—now in its 118th year—ranks as Arizona's oldest market, while the Palace Restaurant and Saloon in Prescott is the oldest operating bar, opening in 1887. (List)

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