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Arizona woman accused of doing cosmetic medical procedures without a license

Sayde Holladay is facing three felony charges for allegedly performing cosmetic medical procedures without a license. Multiple patients report severe pain and swelling after receiving lip fillers from Holladay, with one narrowly avoiding an emergency room operation. Holladay was caught after an undercover police operation; it is currently unknown how...
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Records: Unlicensed cosmetic injector arrested in undercover Phoenix operation

A Glendale woman has been arrested after allegedly performing unlicensed injections on clients in the Phoenix area despite advertising herself online as being certified, according to court records.
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How a Phoenix chef builds one of the Valley’s most exciting dishes

Sometimes chefs grind and iterate on a dish until it’s just right. But there are moments when everything clicks. As Pretty Penny chef Steven “Chops” Smith pondered how to update the restaurant’s crudo for the warmer months, his mind wandered to the pineapple fermenting in the kitchen — a project he’d started to use up some excess fruit.
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Hazen Fire update | FOX 10 Talks

FOX 10's Brian Webb and Executive Producer Trenton Hooker have the latest in today's news, as they share the latest in the Hazen Fire, which has grown to over 500 acres.
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This HIDDEN GEM Serves the Most CRAVE-WORTHY Italian Food in Tempe, AZ

Locals in Tempe know RigaTony’s Authentic Italian as a reliable spot for big plates of comforting Italian favorites. The vibe is relaxed and friendly, with staff who make you feel like you’ve been coming here for years. Crowd-pleasing dishes, generous portions, and fair prices turned casual first visits...
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Bartlett Dam study takes on new urgency for Mesa and rest of the region

Rain and melted snow from mountain forests in northern and eastern Arizona pass through the Verde River system and into Horseshoe and Bartlett dams, where the water is transported by Salt River Project’s canals to water taps in the Valley. But over seven decades, that water has been depositing...
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Miracle Mile Deli marks 77 years in Phoenix with throwback pricing

As Arizona small businesses face rising costs and increased competition, one of Phoenix’s longest-running family restaurants is using a major milestone to spotlight the power of supporting local. Miracle Mile Deli, a family-owned institution since 1949, will celebrate its 77th anniversary with “Miracle Mile Deli Week,” May 4 -...
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Chandler mayoral candidates trade shots in Chamber forum

The two candidates to become Chandler’s next mayor tried to give voters a look at their differences during the April 28 forum staged by the Chandler Chamber of Commerce. State Rep. Jeff Weninger took the first shot. “A few months ago, the water rates would change again in the...
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California-based sandwich shop to open 2 more Arizona locations

PHOENIX — Mendocino Farms, a California-based restaurant known for its sandwiches and salads, is opening two more locations in Arizona. The fast-casual chain is opening a location at the Promenade Scottsdale, near Scottsdale and Bell roads. This location is set to open June 2. Mendocino Farms is also opening...
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Weekend wrap: Here are the biggest Arizona news stories from May 1-3

PHOENIX — From the state honoring first responders to some of those same first responders handling a large brush fire near Buckeye and more, here are some of the top Arizona news stories from May 1-3. Flags at Arizona’s state buildings will be at half-staff on Sunday and Monday in honor of firefighters and peace officers, Gov. Katie Hobbs announced.

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