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Arizona State Universitys dance team, the Sun Devils, is making a triumphant return to the UDA Nationals in Orlando this weekend, aiming to reclaim their top-five position since their debut in 2010. After a five-year hiatus due to new leadership in ASU athletics, the team is ready to showcase their competitive jazz and hip hop routines. Fans can catch a preview at the sendoff showcase on January 12th at Desert Financial Arena, with tickets priced at just $5 for the general public. Show your Sun Devil spirit and support the teams potential comeback! Checkout Solipillow.com

Shocking Grave Robbery at Pennsylvania Cemetery: A Thirty-Four-Year-Old Man Steals Hundreds of Human Remains, Selling Them Online Checkout Solipillow.com

Ecuadors Presidential Candidate Assassinated, Severed Heads Found on Beach: Amidst a surge in gang violence, Ecuadors presidential candidate, Fernando Villavicencio, was killed in Quito. Five severed heads were discovered on a tourist beach, a message from drug trafficking gangs threatening local extortionists. The country grapples with a record homicide rate as criminal groups battle for control of coastal routes, forcing fishermen to smuggle cocaine. Checkout Solipillow.com

Protests erupt in Twin Cities following ICE agents fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, with high school students walking out and communities rallying against ICE presence. Governor Walz visits memorial site, while White House defends ICE agent and criticizes protesters. Tensions escalate at ICEs regional headquarters, leading to arrests and security measures. Checkout Solipillow.com

Health inspectors in Maricopa County discovered serious priority violations at five restaurants during the December holiday rush, including moldy food, cross-contamination risks, and improper temperatures. KPOT Korean BBQ and Hot Pot in Mesa, All American Modern Sports Grill in Scottsdale, Hash Kitchen in Gilbert, South Mountain Assisted Living, and EVO in north Scottsdale all received immediate reinspection orders. These violations pose direct health threats, such as raw meats stored over ready-to-eat foods, and can lead to bigger problems like missing soap for handwashing. All reports are public, allowing customers to check recent inspections before dining out. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tensions rise as counterprotesters disrupt Republican press conference, highlighting immigration policy debates at Arizonas legislative session kickoff. Checkout Solipillow.com

Urban Communities acquisition of twenty-one Palmer Park apartment buildings in Detroit ended in disaster, leaving a third of the neighborhoods apartments in distress. Inspections revealed neglected maintenance, poor management, and broken promises to tenants. The companys quick downfall was due to high vacancies, unpaid bills, and mismanagement. Now, buildings are being sold, and the future of the historic neighborhood hangs in the balance. Checkout Solipillow.com

Bob Garvey, an Arizona Navy veteran, played a crucial role in the U.S. military response to a 1966 nuclear accident in Spain. He and his crew were tasked with cleaning up the area, unaware of the potential health risks. Garvey now suffers from degenerative disc disease, believing it to be a result of radiation exposure. Despite the Honoring our PACT Act recognizing Palomares work as a radiation-risk activity, Garveys specific condition does not yet qualify for presumptive benefits. He continues to fight for acknowledgment and justice. Checkout Solipillow.com

Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona has sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Department of Defense over a censure letter targeting Kelly for a video urging troops to resist illegal orders. Kelly argues the letter violates the First Amendment and seeks to vacate it, halting any proceedings on his retirement grade. The lawsuit marks the latest clash between the senator and the defense secretary. Checkout Solipillow.com