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SAFE Alert issued for 73-year-old woman last seen in Chandler

A SAFE Alert was issued Friday afternoon for a woman with a medical condition who was last seen in Chandler. Mary Williams, 73, is 5-foot-9 and 165 pounds with brown eyes and a blonde wig. Williams may become easily lost or confused due to her medical condition. She has schizoaffective...
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Ranking Arizona: Top 10 animal hospitals for 2026

Here are the Top 10 animal hospitals in Arizona, based on public voting for the 2026 edition of Ranking Arizona, the state’s biggest and most comprehensive business opinion poll. Ranking Arizona is based purely on opinion and ranks companies based on how voters answer this simple question: with whom would you recommend
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2 arrested after disabled man tied to wheelchair, left to die in 105-degree heat...

Two men face first-degree murder charges after allegedly binding a disabled amputee to his wheelchair and leaving him to die along a Phoenix canal. Prosecutors say Troy Wright and Hector Corrales left 33-year-old Aaron Goodyke in 105-degree heat without water or his necessary insulin. Video showing the victim being tie
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Mountain Lion Sips From Pool at Arizona Job Site (Video)

Stock image by Mark Newman/Getty Images Footage shows a mountain lion drinking water from a backyard pool at a Scottsdale, Arizona job site. Watch here. The post Mountain Lion Sips From Pool at Arizona Job Site (Video) appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .
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Phoenix approves water share program to help Arizona weather Colorado River shortages

The Phoenix City Council is creating a new program to share water between Arizona cities. It’s an effort to help them endure water shortages, particularly looming potential cutbacks to the amount of water Arizona can use from the Colorado River. The City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously to approve...
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Firefighters stage resources across Arizona ahead of Fourth of July weekend

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Firefighters across Arizona are on high alert as hot, dry conditions and Fourth of July celebrations raise concerns about new wildfire starts. Crews are already working to contain several wildfires burning across the Southwest, including the Pocket Fire near Sedona. At the same time, state fire off
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Mesa pulls out the stops for Independence Day

Mesa is pulling out all the stops for Independence Day as the city wraps up its yearlong America250 celebration with one of Arizona’s largest Fourth of July festivals, featuring a new patriotic drone show, expanded military exhibits, live entertainment and a fireworks spectacular. The free Willmeng Arizona Celebration
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Police Found Suspicious Devices in a Stolen Car, Then Called the Bomb Squad

You think you had a bad day? Try dealing with a bomb squad investigation. Phoenix investigators started looking into a stolen car, but that quickly turned into an hours-long bomb squad response. Luckily, when it ... Read more
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Arizona attorney accused of voyeurism claims acting as a private investigator for his clients...

Arizona attorney accused of voyeurism claims acting as a private investigator for his clients undergoing divorce. By: Pexels An Arizona attorney, accused of recording women through their windows, claimed he was acting as an investigator for clients. Tempe Police arrested 51-year-old Michael DiBenedetto, who was charged
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New rules on where and how residents can use fireworks in Phoenix

The Phoenix City Council approved major changes when it comes to where and how residents can use fireworks. Some of the changes include no fireworks being allowed on any city-owned property or parking areas, with the exception of professional shows, and no fireworks within a one-mile radius of any mountain preserve, de

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