The Arizona Republic - 2019-07-12

• FANNING OUT FOR FERRETS FOR FREE
• Ducey tweets welcome to Nike
• Raids of those facing deportatio­n may restart
• Regulators close complaint vs. APS, leave rates the same for now
• ‘Too Late to Die Young’ a slow-burning stunner
• House issues subpoenas for 12 Trump associates
• A black Ariel? Sure, kids just want to see themselves
• Police protest shuts Mill Avenue Bridge
• The reason we don’t care about abused migrant kids
• Husband of sex-offender Zamora settles lawsuit with parents of victim
• Arizonan dies from West Nile virus; 1st death of 2019 for state
• Phoenix reaches its highest temperatur­e so far this year
• Woman who had body search asks judge to order records release
• County attorney: Victim did not provoke attack
• Storm in Gulf may become hurricane
• Rep. Gallego calls for Trump impeachmen­t inquiry
• Varsity Tavern license suspended again
• How soccer is making the world better for women
• Greece needs debt relief for new start
• Don’t let Epstein’s victims be overshadow­ed
• In appreciati­on of those men, women who wear the badge
• Arizonan’s life prison term under review
• Retired Flagstaff teacher lists reasons for Senate campaign
• NBA falling short in hiring female coaches
• Return of key scorers will help Phoenix Rising FC in 2nd half
• Report: Suns to re-sign Oubre to two-year, $30 million deal
• Griner to start in WNBA All-Star Game
• Goldschmid­t
• Magic happens in Toni Morrison documentar­y
• Kumail Nanjiani shines in predictabl­e ‘Stuber’
• Shop owner torn on decision
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
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