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Tomorrow: 4 stories to watch in Arizona
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Posted: 07/23/2012
So you can stay ahead of the news, here's a quick look at some of the stories ABC15 will be keeping an eye on Tuesday, July 24.
CARDINALS CAMP STARTS
Arizona Cardinals players are set to report to training camp in Flagstaff on Tuesday. The big question going into camp is who will emerge as the team's starting quarterback. The first practice will be held on Wednesday.
ARPAIO TAKES THE STAND
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is scheduled to testify in a civil case that claims his deputies have been involved in racial profiling. Tuesday is the second day of testimony in the Melendres v. Arpaio trial. 8:30am, Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse, Phoenix.
FOREST FIRES HEARING
The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources will hold a hearing about "catastrophic forest fires" and forest management. 10am EDT, Washington, D.C.
CLEANING UP CEMETERY
Mesa High School's football team will clean up a cemetery as part of a long-standing tradition that honors a 1930s student buried there. 8:30am, City of Mesa Cemetery.
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NOW: Will Arias plead for mercy?
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US can keep bin Laden photos private?
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Paris cathedral evacuated after suicide
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