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Randy's Donuts is set to open its first Arizona location in Phoenix on April 23, featuring its signature large doughnut sculpture and vibrant orange theme.
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Eviction filings in Maricopa County have soared by 21% over four years, with over 83,000 cases in 2023, driven by population growth and a lack of affordable housing.
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A fatal rollover crash on Interstate 17 in Phoenix caused traffic delays and the closure of southbound lanes. One person died, and the incident is under investigation.
Casa Grande Ruins closed its picnic area due to a harmful stinknet weed invasion, affecting visitor health and prompting officials to seek control measures.
Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly's trial unveils conflicting testimonies and the defense challenges key witness accounts regarding a migrant's fatal shooting.
Emergency crews in Phoenix rescued 4 dogs and 7 puppies from a house fire, with no injuries reported. A fourth-grade girl alerted a neighbor to call for help.
Avondale is hosting the "POP - Peer Opioid Prevention" summit on April 25 to educate on opioid prevention, featuring workshops and speakers for parents and teens.
Over 500 individuals took the written exam for the Phoenix Fire Department, progressing in the firefighter selection process. Recruitment continues with further information sessions planned.
Roadworks on Kortsen Road will close the Thornton Road and Desert Sky Drive intersection in Casa Grande from April 1st to April 12th, causing detours and traffic delays.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
An $8.2 million bridge reconstruction project on J.W. Powell Blvd over I-17 in Flagstaff is set to begin in April, aiming for minimal traffic interruptions.
Search intensifies for two missing women, Shayna Feinman and Amanda Nenigar, in Arizona and California, with their cars found but no leads on their whereabouts.
Tiny homes are gaining popularity in the Phoenix Metro area as an innovative solution to the housing shortage, with local municipalities passing ordinances to facilitate their construction.
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Tempe Police manager Wil Price announces retirement amid department controversies, coinciding with whistleblower allegations of retaliation from former officer Anthony Chiaro.
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