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Scottsdale restaurant owners fire back in dispute over Liquor Pig

As the staff of an Old Town Scottsdale restaurant works to create a fresh start, its founders continue their battle in Maricopa County Superior Court. Liquor Pig opened in March 2025 on Fourth Avenue and Winfield Scott Plaza, touted as a long-anticipated project from hospitality veteran Scott Casey and chef Steven “Cho
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Colorado River states have plans to survive a future with less water. But it...

Across the Southwest, there’s a plan to survive a drier future. But it will come at a steep cost. Water managers in states that use the Colorado River say they have plans to make water systems more efficient as supplies shrink due to drought and climate change. A new list of potential water infrastructure projects show
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The Beef Ribs At This Arizona BBQ Spot Are So Good, You’ll Crave Them...

Tucked along East Indian School Road in Phoenix, Frasher’s Smokehouse is the kind of BBQ spot that stops you in your tracks the moment the smoky aroma hits you from the parking lot. With a 4.4-star rating and over 1,200 happy customers, this casual counter-service gem has earned a serious reputation in the Valley.
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A Popular Mexican Dining Chain Has Filed for Chapter 11

Four Fingers LLC has formally turned to bankruptcy protection. The company currently operates under its business name Salt and Lime Modern Mexican Grill, which is a Mexican restaurant chain. The filing comes as many restaurant operators continue to face rising costs and financial pressure. Several restaurant operators,
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Pedestrian killed in overnight crash in Maryvale

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — One person is dead after being hit by a vehicle in the Maryvale area of Phoenix early Tuesday morning. Details about the crash are still limited. Police were called to the reported pedestrian crash around 2 a.m. near 57th Avenue and McDowell Road, just north of Interstate 10.
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Sisters give birth hours apart to baby boys weighing the exact same amount

GILBERT, Ariz. (KNXV) - A pair of pregnant sisters from Arizona joked for months that their babies might arrive on the same day, but everyone was shocked when it actually happened. Sisters Kayla Strickland and Rylee Rumsey gave birth to their sons within hours of each other last Sunday at...
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Hiker missing for days found dead on South Mountain trail in Phoenix

Phoenix Fire confirmed the body of a hiker who was reported missing about four days ago was found on the trail. Alaina Kwan reports from Mormon Trailhead.
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Two people flown to Phoenix hospital after motorcycle crash in Yuma

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) - Two people were flown to a hospital after a motorcycle crash, according to Yuma Police Department (YPD). On June 15, at about 11:21 p.m., officers were called about a crash involving a motorcycle in the area of S. Mary Avenue and E. 24th Street. YPD says...
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Major update in shopping cart law threatening $50 fines if buggies are left in...

A LAW threatening $50 fines is shopping carts are left in the wrong spot has been challenged with new legislation. Retailers like Walmart and Target are being defended by lawmakers who say the cart crackdown is unfair. Under current rules, the supermarkets can be punished in Phoenix, Arizona if a...
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Queen Creek, Maricopa Cut Deal to Turn Power Road Into Hunt Highway Lifeline

Power Road is officially getting a big upgrade, with Maricopa County and the Town of Queen Creek signing off on an intergovernmental agreement to widen the corridor between Riggs Road and Hunt Highway. The project will create a new connection to Hunt Highway and set the stage for Queen Creek to annex the entire stretch

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