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    Yuma swim meet readies Special Olympics athletes for state games●Special Olympics athletes prepare for state games at Yuma area swim meet✉newsSportOlympics15 min ago

    Special Olympics athletes in the Yuma, Arizona area are competing in a local swim meet as preparation for the upcoming state games. Swimmers are using the event to train, qualify and fine-tune their performances before competing against athletes from across the state, with coaches and volunteers supporting the buildup to the summer competition.

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    Baylor football wins big as soccer unbeaten streak hits nine▼Sports Buzz: FB makes statement win over ASU, No. 9 SOC extends unbeaten streak to 9✉newsSportSports24 min ago

    Baylor football delivered a statement win over Arizona State, while the ninth-ranked Baylor soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to nine matches. The double success has energized the Baylor fanbase, with the football victory seen as a signature result and the soccer program continuing its strongest run of form, keeping both teams firmly in the national conversation this season.

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    Arizona's best housing market for buyers revealed●Here is the best housing market for buyers in Arizona✉newsBusinessReal Estate54 min ago

    A new report identifies the best housing market for buyers in Arizona, pointing buyers toward where conditions are most favorable in the state. The ranking highlights relative affordability and buyer leverage in a market that has otherwise remained competitive, and is drawing attention from prospective homebuyers and real estate watchers across the region.

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    Monday voter registration deadlines hit multiple US states●If you live in one of these states, Monday is the # voter registration deadline: • Arizona • Arkansas • Florida • GeorgiMmastodonWorld1221 h ago

    Voters in more than a dozen US states face a Monday deadline to register ahead of the midterm elections. States listed include Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Ohio, Tennessee and Texas. Residents who miss the cutoff will not be able to vote in November, so officials and civic groups are urging people to check and update their registration now.

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    Arizona Buyers Regain Inspection Leverage as Housing Market Cools●Arizona Housing Market Normalization Brings Buyer Inspections Back Into Sale Negotiations✉newsBusinessReal Estate54 min ago

    Arizona's housing market is normalizing after years of extreme seller advantage, and buyers are once again making professional inspections a standard part of sale negotiations. With fewer bidding wars and more inventory, sellers are increasingly accepting inspection contingencies and repair requests that they would have rejected during the market's peak. The shift signals a broader rebalancing of negotiating power between buyers and sellers across the state.

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    Taiwan foreign minister visits US for Arizona office opening●Taiwan foreign minister visits US for opening of new Arizona office✉newsWorldDiplomacy1 h ago

    Taiwan's foreign minister traveled to the United States to attend the opening of Taiwan's new office in Arizona, according to Reuters. The visit underscores the deepening of unofficial ties between Taipei and US state governments, a relationship Washington maintains without formal diplomatic recognition. Any high-level Taiwanese contact with American officials tends to draw attention given China's objections to such engagements.

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    University of Arizona ranked top public university in the Southwest●U of A again ranked No. 1 in the Southwest, top 25 among US public universities by Times Higher Education✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    The University of Arizona has again been named the No. 1 university in the Southwest by Times Higher Education's rankings, placing in the top 25 among public universities in the United States. The university highlighted the result as continued recognition of its research and teaching standing.