The Arizona Republic - 2019-06-12

• Their kids were taken away, so they help others keep theirs
• 154,000 SALARIES: SEE THEM HERE
• Migrant-aid volunteer’s trial ends in hung jury
• U.S. WOMEN DOMINATE
• Measles outbreak leads to worries about travel
• Wildfire season heats up
• Arizona has given more to me than just a place to live
• It’ll do you good to get a big, dark shelter dog
• Ex-Goodyear teacher pleads guilty to sex with 13-year-old
• Pilot critically injured when small plane crashes, burns west of Deer Valley Airport
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Some students will soon get free vision screenings
• New Ala. law requires chemical castration for some offenders
• Record heat scorches swath of West
• Copter pilot not OK’d for bad weather
• US grounds Turkish F-35 pilots training at Luke AFB
• TV networks beefing up staffs for 2020 campaign
• Canada to ban single-use plastic items
• House mulls antitrust action to compensate news originator­s
• Tesla CEO Musk lifts spirits of shareholde­rs
• Budget approval improper, again
• Finding people to fill empty spaces and rebuild lives
• Ruling could mean life or death for inmates
• Republican­s who support Trump fail a test of faith
• Thome, D. Martinez to manage All-Star Futures Game
• P Malone signs; many high picks still unsigned
• St. Louis was steeled by grueling schedule
• Murray well up to speed with Cards
• Blind Brophy RB Watt gives Cards’ Johnson gift in braille
• Try Hoppin’ John at The Larder + The Delta
• Visit the biggest Bloody Mary bar in Arizona
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD

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