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Kirkpatrick visits new Securaplane facility in southern Arizona
Rep. Kirkpatrick toured Securaplane Technology's new Oro Valley facility and spoke with employees during its grand opening in March. -
Eastern AZ Courier story: Kirkpatrick 'hearing the concerns of vets'
At the American Legion hall in Solomon, Rep. Kirkpatrick and local veterans discussed the challenges veterans face in rural areas. -
Ride for the Warrior in Casa Grande
Rep. Kirkpatrick visited the Ride for the Warrior event in Casa Grande to speak about veterans issues. -
On MSNBC, Kirkpatrick speaks out against SB1062, calls for a veto
"I'm a native Arizonan, and this bill does not represent who we are. Arizona is a beautiful, welcoming state." -
Kirkpatrick touring District One communities throughout week
Rep. Kirkpatrick kicked off a district work week with activities in Superior, Miami, San Carlos and Safford. Her weeklong schedule will take her to five counties.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs Information Security Protection Act, a bill recently introduced by U.S. Rep.
PHOENIX -- The VA hospital in Phoenix is under fire. Congress is now looking into claims that dozens of patients may have died while waiting for medical care.
It should come as no surprise if U.S. armed forces veterans are rooting for U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., to hit another home run. This time, the U.S.
We were pleased to be able to bring two stories to the community last week — both involving our local veterans.
In anticipation of Meggitt PLC’s Securaplane office’s grand opening in Oro Valley, U.S. Rep Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz. toured the facility and spoke with its employees on March 20.
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Arizona veterans, organizations to testify about access to mental health care and traumatic brain injury services
Activities include WWII medal presentation, meetings with seniors and students; business and plant tours; and 2 congressional field hearings
The Department of Veterans Affairs Information Security Protection Act, a bill recently introduced by U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-Ariz.), hopes to offer “common-sense steps” to protect veterans.
PHOENIX -- The VA hospital in Phoenix is under fire. Congress is now looking into claims that dozens of patients may have died while waiting for medical care.
The hospital is fighting accusations that workers also hid records of the wait times.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., issued the following statement after Wednesday’s House Veterans’ Affairs Committee hearing and today’s Arizona Republic report about veteran deaths in the Phoenix VA system: