The Arizona Republic - 2018-09-29

• FLAKE IN SPOTLIGHT
• Law on Israel boycotts blocked
• Officials hopeful on Colorado River deal
• 100 join protest outside senator’s Phoenix office
• THE THING IS ...
• Edwards, Wilkins take Oregon State seriously
• Facebook accounts hit
• President Trump orders FBI to reopen investigat­ion of Brett Kavanaugh.
• What young men hear amid sex-abuse conversati­on
• Flake decides Ford’s no idiot or liar after all
• Gaynor settled OT claim
• Sex-misconduct allegation­s hit former ASU prof
• Phoenix could receive rain from Pacific Hurricane Rosa
• Expert on Superstiti­on Mountains dies at 80
• Former AG Woods endorses Sinema over McSally for Senate
• County Atty. Montgomery compares Dems to ‘hyenas’
• How Flake finds a key role in political drama
• Candidate Garcia a man with no plan
• Applaud charter school, don’t criticize it
• Target’s latest fashion line goes nonprofit route
• Spotify pulls the plug on family plan residence test
• Facebook still No. 1 social network in US
• FOURSOMES HAVE YET TO BE FEARSOME
• Booker gets ‘more dangerous’ with better left hand
• Amid Cardinals’ changes, questions remain at cornerback position.
• Despite slow start, USC has an eye on Arizona QB Tate.
• SPORTS ON TV
• 3-GAME PLANNER
• Much is at stake for torrid Rising
• Descalso hoping roster stays intact
• Peralta proud he could reach the 30-homer mark
• Orioles’ Davis calls it a season
• ASU VS. OREGON STATE: SCOUTING REPORT, PREDICTION
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEK 5 PREVIEW
• UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE CROSSWORD PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
• Widow disappears with beau
• HOROSCOPES
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
• Seeing the LIGHT
• Autumn’s a good time for making compost
• Chippendal­e
• Scottsdale
• Montesa at Gold Canyon

The Arizona Republic - 2018-09-28

The Arizona Republic - 2018-09-30