
Caitlin McGlade
Data Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Investigative reporter making difference for Arizona seniors. find me @caitmcglade.bsky.social
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2 days ago |
azcentral.com | Caitlin McGlade
New regulations for Arizona assisted living facilities serving dementia patients will take effect next month following unanimous approval by regulators. The regulations stem from a 2024 bill prompted by an Arizona Republic investigation that revealed safety issues in these facilities. The new rules mandate increased training for caregivers on dementia care and establish stricter enforcement measures.
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Caitlin McGlade
Arizona assisted living companies are resisting new regulations designed to improve memory care for residents with dementia. The regulations, prompted by a Republic investigation, would mandate increased staff training and specialized care environments. The Governor's Regulatory Review Council will decide whether to approve the regulations, which are set to take effect next month.
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1 month ago |
azcentral.com | Caitlin McGlade
Isaac Elementary School District in west Phoenix overspent its budget by millions of dollars, prompting dozens of layoffs, missed teacher paychecks and ― but it's not the only Arizona school district facing dire financial straits. One is under state control after years of mismanagement.
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1 month ago |
azcentral.com | Caitlin McGlade
In 2015, a brown and white puppy with floppy ears wandered onto Scotty and Dawn Dunton's ranch. The couple already had dogs, so Dawn gave the pup to her friends. Her friends had a female Great Pyrenees, and the new guy, Bosco, was a boxer-Anatolian-Pyrenees mix. So they let the pair breed because they figured they'd make great dogs. They certainly did. One of Bosco's sons would grow up to rescue his own little wanderer: a 2-year-old boy named Bodin Allen lost under a full moon in the high desert.
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1 month ago |
azcentral.com | Caitlin McGlade
They moved to the country for a simpler life, a safer life. But in an instant − a quick trip to the bathroom and a diaper change on April 14 − their 2-year-old son vanished. By nightfall, their property would swarm with loudspeakers, lights, officers, search dogs, drones and volunteers from Prescott. By the following day, strangers on the internet were already questioning their parenting and their motives for reporting their son missing.
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lots of viral spot news about the missing Arizona boy rescued by a ranch dog. I spent time with the rancher, the dog, the family and the kid, law enforcement + drove part of the kid’s off-road path. if you read any accounts of this, check out my narrative https://t.co/bKgzALKYe2

When your boyfriend picks you up from the airport and asks if you want “drive thru crab” 🤤 ok Jacksonville you’re pretty great @apantazi https://t.co/EsZjREcV58

Wild how people in Dayton, Ohio are out and about in t shirts meanwhile my lizard person cold blooded self is still cold going out like this https://t.co/ncx77qsUwj