President Trump will hold his midterm rally Wednesday in Bullhead City at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, according to an event page on the GOP website.
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Trump Rally Details Released
President Trump will hold his midterm rally Wednesday in Bullhead City at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, according to an event page on the GOP website. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and the program begins at 11:30 a.m. Trump is scheduled to speak at 1 p.m. Attendees must sign up in advance, with a limit of four tickets per sign-up. It will be Trump's second visit to Bullhead City, after an October 2020 rally at the same airport. The stop comes a week into early voting in Arizona and less than three weeks before Election Day on Nov. 3. |
Cardinals Search for Answers
Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said the team has a lot to fix after its fourth straight defeat, a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions. Arizona (1-4) has allowed at least 30 points in four straight games, and Jacoby Brissett is 2-15 as Arizona's starter since last October. LaFleur called Sunday's game the team's worst of the season. He declined to commit to changes at quarterback, saying Brissett "was not the problem." The loss capped a week in which Arizona traded receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston for draft picks. The team travels to face the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. |
Helicopters Track Bighorns
State wildlife crews are using helicopters to capture bighorn sheep near Pusch Ridge in the Santa Catalina Mountains to check for disease and track their movements. Biologists are using nets to catch up to 10 sheep from the air, collecting blood samples to test for disease, and fitting each with a GPS collar. Arizona Game and Fish officials said the collars will show how the herd's habitat may have shifted since the 2020 Bighorn Fire. Desert bighorns were reintroduced to the Catalinas in 2013 after a 13-year absence, and state wildlife officials have tracked the herd with collars for years. |
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➤ A Chandler Museum exhibit opening Oct. 27 will spotlight Ocatilla, architect Frank Lloyd Wright's short-lived desert camp, featuring artifacts and a full-size re-creation of one of its cabins. (More) ➤ Bodycam video shows two Phoenix police officers using their own money to buy birthday toys and a bike for a toddler whose father had called police to report a paycheck scam that left him penniless. (More) ➤ OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale offers a SeaTREK helmet dive that lets eligible guests get close to sharks and stingrays inside an exhibit and feed the rays. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ FREE Full-Size Tube: This “CMO Key” cream is replacing standard joint creams that rely on temporary icy-hot distractions. Most formulas never get past your skin’s natural “Dermal Dam.” Rub On Relief uses CMO to help unlock deeper soothing support instead of another 20-minute menthol trick. Claim your free tube! |
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