Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of June.
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🚧 Accidents
Chandler police said that after 3-year-old Trigg Kiser drowned in a family pool on May 12 and died on May 18, the investigation remains active due to a three-to-five minute lapse in supervision—while the family’s lawsuit seeks to seal some records—as public attention continues.
🚨 Crime
A man accused of killing his ex-wife appeared in court today after she was shot at a popular shopping center.
🎓 Education
Libraries and bookstores across Arizona are hosting summer reading programs that offer fun prizes and help keep reading skills strong.
Maricopa County Reads — 'Color Our World' — is running at 66 library branches and other programs like Pizza Hut BOOK IT! are giving local readers more ways to earn rewards this summer.
🌲 Environment
Neighbors of Hickman raised concerns that the mass burial of millions of birds after a bird flu outbreak could contaminate local water—officials have been asked to provide assurances that safety measures are in place.
🏛️ Government
When heavy monsoon storms hit, ADOT's pump stations worked overtime to clear flood water from roads in the valley—officials said the measure will continue to keep traffic moving.
🏥 Health
Maricopa County health officials said last week a person with measles traveled through Sky Harbor Airport amid a national tally of 1,197 confirmed cases.
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