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Crews continue to battle Hazen Fire; head-on crash sends 9 to the hospital |...

PHOENIX - Latest on the Hazen Fire that is burning in the West Valley; UTV and pickup truck involved in head-on crash; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Sunday, May 3, 2026. 1. Latest on the Hazen Fire. Featured. 2. Head-on crash sends...
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3 arrested in Avondale in connection with killing of Yuma man

YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — Three 18-year-old men were arrested Saturday in Avondale in connection with the killing of a Yuma man last month. Tempe and Glendale police arrested Julius Avery Johnson, Antwan De’shawn Yancey and Moises Murillo on first-degree murder charges in the death of 18-year-old Valentin Morales, according to the Yuma Police Department.
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Police investigating after man found with gunshot wound in Phoenix

PHOENIX — A man was hospitalized after being found with a gunshot wound in Phoenix, the city's police department said. Around 10 a.m. on Sunday, officers were sent to a scene near 27th Avenue and Ocotillio Road for reports of a shooting. Officers ultimately found a man with a gunshot wound once they arrived on scene, officials said.
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From stalled to rising: One Camelback moves closer to reality

After years of speculation and a high-profile ownership reset, One Camelback is no longer a question mark on the Uptown skyline. It is a construction site in motion. Kinella Capital, LLC, led by developer TK Stratton, has reached several key milestones at the long-stalled office-to-residential conversion, signaling that one of Phoenix’s most talked-about projects is firmly back on track...
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Mesa’s deficit more than doubles in two months

Mesa Council last week looked at an update on the proposed spending in the General Governmental fund for next fiscal year that showed the deficit increased to $36 million from the projected $16.8 million in February. The deficit would be covered with reserves. “Contributors to that process was transit costs...
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This Tiny Arizona Ramen Shop Has A Robot Cat Server And We’re Obsessed

A robot cat delivering ramen to your table while you question every life choice that led you to this glorious moment. Welcome to Sizzling House, where the future of dining meets the comfort of a steaming bowl of noodles, and honestly, it’s the kind of weird we didn’t know we were missing.
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Hot Sunday ahead for Phoenix, but a big cooldown follows next week

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A great start to our morning with lows in the 70s, enjoy it because temps will warm up in the mid-90s this afternoon. It will be about 6 degrees above our average. We are expecting a few clouds to roll in here on Sunday from a low-pressure system that will bring us some great changes in temperatures.
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Queen Creek may shut the door on annexing 2 areas

Queen Creek’s annexation door may soon be slamming on two Pinal County areas bordering the town’s southeast corner. Two town bodies are considering whether to pull 828 acres southwest of Ocotillo and Ironwood/Gantzel roads and 489 acres south of Combs Road and east and west of Gantzel off the town’s General Plan map.
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Spirit Airlines shuts down operations amid 11th-hour deal collapse | FOX 10 Talks

Thousands of travelers are stranded from the shut down of Spirit Airlines; plus, why Chandler city officials are cracking down with stiff penalties for contaminated drinks.
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Phoenix and Tucson create emergency water reserve, anticipating Colorado River cuts

The cities of Phoenix and Tucson are creating a new, voluntary water sharing system designed to help Arizona cities in emergencies, reports Alex Hager for KJZZ. "The program, which will be called the 'Secure Water Arizona Program' or 'SWAP' will create an emergency reserve of water and connect cities that are interested in buying and selling water from other cities and businesses," Hager explains...

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