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Sunday, August 9, 2026

On this day in 1945, thunderstorms caused dry washes to overflow in Pima county, causing a flash flood that swept four automobiles into a raging torrent at a bridge, drowning 10 people.

Flagstaff is celebrating 25 years as the world's first International Dark Sky City. Learn more in today's Top Stories. Do you enjoy stargazing? Let us know in today's Poll.

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Two Death Row Inmates Face Additional Sentences

Two Arizona death row inmates could receive additional death sentences for the alleged killing of a fellow condemned prisoner, Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller announced Friday.

Miller filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty against Pete Van Winkle and Tracy Hampton in the death of inmate Kenneth Thompson while all three were incarcerated.

Miller said the circumstances of the killing and the defendants' histories justified pursuing the state's strongest punishment. The case remains in the courts.

Van Winkle had been sentenced to death for the May 2008 murder of another inmate while they were both inmates in the Maricopa County Jail. Hampton was serving a death sentence for May 2001 double murders. Thompson was condemned in 2019 for killing two people in Prescott Valley.

AZ Murder Suspect Arrested in Germany

A 20-year-old Tucson man accused of killing his girlfriend was arrested at a German airport this week, intercepted before boarding a connecting flight to his home country of India.

On Thursday, first responders were called to a Tucson apartment near Euclid and Elm after a family-requested welfare check. Tucson Fire crews arrived and found 19-year-old Julissa Rubi Salazar deceased with injuries consistent with homicide.

Police identified her boyfriend, Varun Batchigari, who allegedly fled through Houston to Germany the same day. A roommate told investigators Salazar had planned to end the relationship.

Charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping, Batchigari awaits extradition to Pima County following coordination among Tucson police, the FBI, and German authorities.

Flagstaff Marks 25 Years as World's First Dark Sky City

An art exhibition in Flagstaff is spotlighting the city's 25th anniversary as the world's first International Dark Sky City.

"NightVisions: Amber," presented by Creative Flagstaff and the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition at the Coconino Center for the Arts, runs through Sept. 26 and features 36 local, state, national, and international artists.

The show alternates between white light and narrow-band amber lighting, which the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition credits with reducing skyglow, glare, and disruption to nocturnal wildlife.

Flagstaff, designated in 2001, reports skyglow more than 90% lower than comparable cities. Additional anniversary events run through an Oct. 24 celebration.

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➤ Bisbee: A severe monsoon storm damaged Old Bisbee with heavy rain, wind, and hail, flooding roads and the Copper Queen Hotel as crews began cleanup. (Watch Report)

➤ Marana: Parks and Recreation officials are seeking residents’ input as the town develops a new master plan to guide future parks, facilities, and recreational programs. (More)

➤ Sedona: The Hart Fire is burning northwest of Sedona near the Palatki Heritage Site, prompting firefighters to battle the wildfire and protect nearby cultural resources. (More)

➤ Thatcher: The Safford Lions Club awarded $15,000 in grants to four mental health programs, using proceeds from its annual Mental Health Awareness 5K and 10K events. (More)

➤ Litchfield Park: Investigators are working to identify human remains found buried in the backyard of a home as Avondale police, the FBI, and U.S. Marshals search for a 27-year-old man police believe is connected to the case. Authorities urge residents to remain alert. (More)

➤ Southern Arizona: Arizona lawmakers enacted new protections against deed fraud, requiring property alerts, identification, and stronger notarization rules while increasing penalties for forged documents. (More)

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➤ Arizona Diamondbacks rookie center fielder Ryan Waldschmidt sealed a 4-3 Arizona victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday with a walk-off home run off All-Star closer Edwin Diaz. (See Home Run)

➤ However, Diamondbacks starting pitcher Merrill Kelly had to exit the game in the sixth inning after feeling cramps in his right leg, marking the fourth straight season cramps have been an issue for him. The team squares off with the Dodgers again tonight for the series finale at 1:10 p.m. MST. (More)

➤ Arizona men’s tennis head coach Clancy Shields, who guided the team to an NCAA Tournament Elite Eight appearance last season, signed a contract extension with the university on Friday that runs through 2031. (More)

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➤ A Marine Corps veteran who fell on hard times thought he had no choice but to give up his three senior dogs, until a Maricopa County shelter diversion navigator stepped in and found housing that accepted both the veteran and his dogs. (More)

➤ Scottsdale-based MDF Development sold a Paradise Valley estate for $19 million even before the drywall has been installed. California buyers purchased the home Aug. 3, when construction was about 60% complete. (More)

➤ Greenlee County deputies arrested a man accused of throwing rocks and biting a victim’s neck during a trailer-park break-in near Three Way. The unnamed suspect was taken into custody following a foot pursuit and faces charges including aggravated assault. (More)

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