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  Getting Educated or Getting Schooled? Divergent Views of Grand Canyon University

  Joseph Flaherty | September 21 at 7 a.m.

  Grand Canyon University looks perfect, but some online students have a different perspective.

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  Straight Shooters? It's Hard to Discern the Truth About the Day Arizona Seized the DES Arsenal

  Ray Stern | August 24 at 7:30 a.m.

  Arizona officials feared former director Tim Jeffries and top aides were armed; months later, the program is still viable

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  The New Indian Massacre? Police Shootings of Native Americans on the Rise

  Antonia Noori Farzan | August 20 at 3:56 p.m.

  Native Americans aren’t typically thought of as the face of police violence. But statistically, they're more likely to be killed by police than any other racial group.

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  Hot Nights, Cold Cases, Part 2: Homicide Detective Can Be 'Loneliest Job in the World'

  Sean Holstege | July 30 at 4 p.m.

  The trail goes cold quickly if a murder isn't solved in the first 48 hours, experts say That's what happened in the investigations of the 2007 deaths of Gina Guthrie and Sandra Jakubowski.

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  Hot Nights, Cold Cases: Why is Phoenix a 'Capital' of Unsolved Murders?

  Sean Holstege | July 26 at 7 a.m.

  Two women, last seen on the same night 10 years ago, have become among hundreds of unsolved murders in Phoenix. Could they also have been victims of another serial killer?

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  Rape Choreography Makes Films Safer, But Still Takes a Toll on Cast and Crew

  April Wolfe | July 15 at 5 a.m.

  From Game of Thrones to The Handmaid's Tale, narratives of sexual assault have become particularly common in film and TV lately. But rarely do we think about the filmmakers, actors and crew who make on-screen rapes happen. How do...