J.D. Wallace is a journalist for KOLD 13 News, focusing on local news in Tucson, Arizona. With a keen interest in community issues and current events, J.D. covers a wide range of topics, including tourism, crime, legal proceedings, and human interest stories.
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J.D. Wallace's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a substantial emphasis on crime-related topics in Arizona and Tucson. He also covers local announcements and seeks expert commentary for his articles.
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Eric Ridenour expresses his views and refers to his actions in phone calls with his wife after his arrest
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The jury deliberated no more than three hours and the foreman said it was an open and shut case
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The former Arizona congresswoman brushes aside ideas that the effort is to get her husband on the ticket
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