The Arizona Republic - 2023-03-22

• A cold water attack on Colorado River invasive fish
• Idaho poised to allow firing-squad executions
• TikTok updates its rules in advance of US hearing
• Biden names national monuments in West
• Court sides unanimousl­y for deaf student in Mich.
• Finchem’s panhandlin­g days appear to be ending
• Alliant Internatio­nal plans Phoenix nursing school
• Senate panel advances Hobbs’ DPS pick
• Deadly ‘superbug’ fungus is spreading, CDC warns
• They tied the knot at Taylor Swift concert
• Glendale to nix fees for affordable housing projects
• My son needs insulin to live. Costs make it a struggle
• Phoenix film fest is breaking cultural barriers
• The wrong case to indict Trump
• Bills would post voters’ names, addresses and years of birth
• States reassess fentanyl penalties
• ACES & EVENTS
• Queen Creek driven after losing title chance in 2022
• Reed, leader on Knicks’ 2 title teams, dies at 80
• Injuries slowed progress in Detroit, Charlotte
• GCU ramps up recruiting after NCAA trips
• Creighton’s Nembhard fueling March Madness run
• ARIZONA DIGEST
• Miami’s sweep of Indiana leads winners, losers
• Memories from 20-plus years of Match Play
• NFL’s best free agents still available
• Mayfield: ‘I’m not going to try to be Tom’ Brady
• Panthers weigh QB options at No. 1
• Patricia Ann Dwyer
• Mary Patricia Ackley
• Willard Lee Coe
• Silas Anthony James Walker Baustert
• Herbert J. Roberge
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Woman might double down on romance with gambler

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