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Tribal nations who had members victimized by the sober living home fraud crisis can now apply for grant funds.

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PHOENIX (KVOA) — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced a $6 million grant program today to assist Tribal Nations affected by fraudulent practices in the state's sober living home industry.