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Man charged with supplying explosive chemicals to bomber of Palm Springs fertility clinic

20 hours ago | azfamily.com | Jaimie Ding |Olga Rodriguez |Jake Offenhartz

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal authorities arrested a man they say collaborated with the bomber of a fertility clinic in May, alleging that he supplied chemicals used to make explosives and traveled to California to experiment with them in the bomber’s garage months before the attack. The two men connected in fringe online forums over their shared beliefs against human procreation, authorities told reporters Wednesday.
Attempted kidnapping suspect dead after being shot by Peoria police

21 hours ago | azfamily.com | Peter Valencia

PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — Police said they were forced to shoot and kill a man who tried to kidnap a woman and her baby in a Peoria neighborhood on Thursday evening. It happened near 87th and Pershing avenues, south of the Loop 101 (Agua Fria) freeway and Thunderbird Road, around 6:45 p.m.According to Peoria Police Sgt. Araceli “Shelly” Montes, the man tried to kidnap a woman who had a baby in a stroller. He then tried to take the baby from the woman.
Man hospitalized, no officers hurt after police shooting in Peoria

23 hours ago | azfamily.com | Peter Valencia

PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — Police say a man has been hospitalized after an officer-involved shooting in Peoria Thursday evening. No officers were hurt. Authorities confirmed the shooting happened near 87th and Pershing avenues, south of the Loop 101 (Agua Fria) and Thunderbird Road, around 7 p.m.One man was rushed to a nearby hospital. His condition is unknown at this time. Police also confirmed that the officer involved was not injured and said that there is “no active threat” to the community.
4 suspects accused of assaulting Paul Bissonnette offered plea deals

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Peter Valencia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Four suspects indicted for allegedly assaulting former Arizona Coyotes player Paul Bissonnette at a Scottsdale restaurant last November have been offered plea deals. New court documents obtained this week revealed that Sean Michael Daley has been offered a deal to drop the disorderly conduct charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a single count of aggravated assault, a low-level class 6 felony.
LIVE: Lori Vallow Daybell trial underway in attempted murder case

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Alexis Cortez

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Opening statements are scheduled in the trial of Lori Vallow Daybell for the attempted murder of her ex-nephew-in-law, Brandon Boudreaux. The trial is set to start after Vallow Daybell was wheeled out of the courtroom earlier this week, appearing very sick in a wheelchair. On Wednesday, Judge Justin Beresky ordered Vallow Daybell to be present in the courtroom for jury selection.
Procter & Gamble to cut 7,000 jobs over two years

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Dorothy Sedovic

CINCINNATI (WXIX/Gray News) - Procter & Gamble announced it is cutting jobs. The manufacturing giant said on Thursday it will cut 7,000 non-manufacturing jobs from its total workforce over the next two years. That’s about 15% of its current non-manufacturing jobs and 6% of its total workforce. P&G had about 108,000 employees worldwide as of June 2024. P&G is the world’s largest consumer goods company and makes household staples like Tide detergent and Pampers diapers.
Deadly highs: Laughing gas abuse surges in teens, now easier than ever to get

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Amy Cutler |Cody Lillich

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Nitrous oxide or laughing gas has been around and abused for decades, but Arizona’s Family Investigates found it’s making a comeback with it being easier than ever to buy. Experts are warning it can have deadly consequences. Nitrous oxide is used in dentists’ offices and is used to make whipped cream. But more recently, it’s been rebranded, leading to a surge in new, younger users.
Dozens remember life of mother killed in head-on crash in Phoenix

1 day ago | azfamily.com | David Baker |Stephanie Duprey

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Friends, family and a community came together on Wednesday night for a vigil in honor of a mother who was killed in a head-on crash during the weekend. Dozens of people lit candles in memory of 34-year-old Hayley Kramer at Cactus Park, near 39th Avenue and Cactus Road. “It hurts so bad to know that this is how the story ends for her,” said Chelsy Machado, Kramer’s friend.
Feds order crackdown on visa overstays in wake of Colorado attack

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) —The federal government is calling for an urgent crackdown on visa overstayers. The Department of Homeland Security directed Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to ramp up reviewing immigration records to deport them. Wednesday’s announcement comes after the arrest of 45-year-old Mohammed Sabry Solima, an Egyptian national accused of setting fire to eight people in Boulder, Colorado.
Farm labor shortages raise concerns as deportation policies tighten

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Alexandra Rangel

YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — Roughly 40% of crop farmworkers in the United States are believed to be undocumented immigrants, according to USDA estimates. A mass deportation of those workers could leave fields unharvested. Farmers across the country are already struggling to find enough hands to keep up with demand. When CBS News asked a California blueberry farmer about the impact immigration policies had on his farm, he said he has a labor shortage. “At this point, we have barely sufficient labor.