The Arizona Republic - 2022-09-16

• Mosquito Fire in California grows to 100 square miles
• Ducey’s not-so-great wall a waste of $13 million
• Ukraine’s president: Mass grave found in recaptured city
• Eastbound I-10 lanes closed over weekend for improvemen­t
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• London mourners brave 9-hour wait to say goodbye to queen
• Pope criticized over interfaith event
• Corp. Commission candidates debate shift in energy sources
• More using ‘buy now, pay later’ for groceries
• Pakistan reopens road to speed aid to flood victims
• No women or minorities run Atlantic City casinos
• Florida and Texas transport migrants
• Cease-fire holds between Armenia and Azerbaijan
• Douglas’ hat trick leads ASU soccer over Grambling State
• Coyotes’ Guenther returns to rookie camp
• Murray aims to toss more to ‘Hollywood’ Brown
• Suns select Garvin to be interim governor
• Suns vice chairman Najafi calls for Sarver’s resignatio­n
• Alcantara’s 10th-inning HR thwarts sweep
• FBS ADs urge reform, not NCAA breakaway
• POWER RANKINGS
• ASU seeks critical bounce-back this week
• BYU makes first trip to Oregon since 1990
• Skipping rivalry game between Sooners, Huskers an easy call
• HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE
• How Williams Field’s Lee broke 6A single-game rushing record
• Gilbert swimmer inspires in her battle with brain cancer
• Harvick heads to Bristol in must-win situation
• Federer to retire from tennis after Laver Cup
• McIlroy shines at Italian Open
• MESA Artie Louise R. Nielsen
• Alma Walser Skousen
• Jack Etter
• Reginald (Tony) Burns
• Hortensia Garcia
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Colleague’s cancer fight waged in different manner
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD

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