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October 24, 2026

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Lucia Herrera / Tucson:New Interactive Map Lays Out School-by-School Data as TUSD Weighs ClosuresKOLD News 13 has compiled Tucson Unified School District records into a searchable map to help families see how their neighborhood campuses measure up as consolidation talks continue.
Rebecca Dawson / Las Vegas:Grand Prix Organizers Honor Driver's Edge Founder as Teen Driver Safety Week Gets Under Way in Las VegasLas Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. gave Driver's Edge founder Jeff Payne two race tickets at an event announcing a $100,000-funded school traffic safety initiative for Southern Nevada.
More: Art-Wrapped Double-Decker Bus Launches Chinatown Art Crawl in Las Vegas, Rookie Trevor Connelly Gives Golden Knights Rare Homegrown Star Power
Andrew Fletcher / Las Vegas:ACLU of Nevada Appeals Ruling Upholding Ban on Stopping on Las Vegas Strip Pedestrian BridgesThe civil liberties group has asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a federal judge's decision backing Clark County's restrictions on standing on Strip overpasses.
More: Art-Wrapped Double-Decker Bus Launches Chinatown Art Crawl in Las Vegas, Rookie Trevor Connelly Gives Golden Knights Rare Homegrown Star Power
Lucia Herrera / Gilbert:Free Concert in the Park Headlines Gilbert's Thursday Night and Weekend CalendarLive music at Water Tower Plaza kicks off a week of library programs, Halloween events and restaurant news around Gilbert.
More: Gilbert Considers Tighter Rules for E-Bikes and Electric Motorcycles
Lucia Herrera / Tucson:Tucson's Slaughterhouse Haunted Attraction Returns for One Last SeasonThe popular Halloween attraction, which organizers thought had closed for good, is open Thursday through Sunday each weekend through the end of October.
Lucia Herrera / Tucson:La Rosa Marks First Year as Tucson Music Venue With Community Birthday PartyThe owners of La Rosa, a music venue built in the former Benedictine Chapel, are celebrating its first anniversary with live music, dancing, food and drinks.
Juan Gonzalez / Phoenix:Drones Rule Ukraine's Front Line, Forcing Soldiers Underground in a Deadly 'Kill Zone'Along a front line that has barely shifted in four years, a belt of drone-saturated territory has become the defining feature of the war between Russia and Ukraine.
More: Grijalva Joins Tlaib and Lee to Launch Environmental Justice Caucus in Congress, Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists
Arjun Patel / Denver:Drought Pushes Colorado's Fall Color Season Ahead of Schedule Along the Front RangeAspens are beginning to turn gold at higher elevations, and forestry experts say drought stress has brought leaf-peeping season earlier than usual, with the best viewing likely in the coming weeks.
More: Denver Plans Colorado Boulevard Speed Fixes as Safety Advocate Presses for Faster Action, Justice Department Plans to Send Election Monitors to Adams County for Nov. 3 Vote
Arjun Patel / Denver:Denver school board meeting over antisemitism allegation ends in procedural wrangling, with no investigation announcedDenver Public Schools board members met for the first time since the board president accused a fellow director of an antisemitic remark, but they argued over procedure and left without deciding next steps.
More: Denver Plans Colorado Boulevard Speed Fixes as Safety Advocate Presses for Faster Action, Justice Department Plans to Send Election Monitors to Adams County for Nov. 3 Vote
Juan Gonzalez / Phoenix:Ukrainian Drone Campaign Strains Russian-Held Crimea as Shortages MountA sharp escalation in Ukrainian air and sea drone attacks has disrupted power, water, fuel and supply shipping on the Russian-controlled peninsula, though Kyiv says it is not trying to retake it for now.
More: Grijalva Joins Tlaib and Lee to Launch Environmental Justice Caucus in Congress, Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists
Juan Gonzalez / Phoenix:Independent study finds Waymo vehicles crash far less often than human drivers, with caveatsResearchers at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety report that Waymo vehicles were involved in 68% fewer crashes per mile than human drivers, though they say the data has limits and the technology is still early.
More: Grijalva Joins Tlaib and Lee to Launch Environmental Justice Caucus in Congress, Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists
Juan Gonzalez / Phoenix:Arizona's Food Stamp Error Rate Tops National Average, Putting Millions at Risk Under New Federal RulesA 10.8% error rate for fiscal year 2025 could cost Arizona about $208 million in penalties once new federal cost-sharing rules take effect in fiscal year 2028.
More: Grijalva Joins Tlaib and Lee to Launch Environmental Justice Caucus in Congress, Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists
Juan Gonzalez / Phoenix:Aluminum recycler drops Benson plant plan after fight over site near San Pedro RiverAluminum Dynamics says it will build its recycling facility at an alternative location, citing differences with some state officials, after a year of local opposition that included a council recall.
More: Grijalva Joins Tlaib and Lee to Launch Environmental Justice Caucus in Congress, Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists

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