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Violent crime is declining following elevated rates over the last 2 years, survey shows

Violent crime is declining following elevated rates over the last two years. A new survey from the Council on Criminal Justice found that violent crime rates are falling to the levels reported in 2019. And one city in the Mountain West attributes the decline to its law-enforcement efforts. During a...
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4 new restaurants coming to Desert Ridge

Four new dining options, including a new outpost from a Michelin-starred chef, are coming to Desert Ridge Marketplace. The north Phoenix dining, shopping and entertainment destination, located northeast of Loop 101 and Tatum Boulevard, has dozens of places to grab a drink or a bite to eat. Right now those are mostly...
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Break-in at MCACC facility leads to arrest, shelter closure

A break-in at the Maricopa County Animal Care and Control facility forced the shelter's closure and the cancellation of a Friday adoption event after a man, who reportedly told deputies he was looking for shelter, was arrested when he fell through the ceiling. The incident was particularly disturbing for staff,...
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‘Turn yourself in’: Valley woman seeks justice 2 years after husband’s tragic death

PHOENIX — Dallas Miswald is described as being fun, goofy, and friendly. Those who knew him say he always loved with his whole heart and went out of his way for those he cared for. To his wife, Sarah, he was her everything. "You just always felt so loved,"...
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Repeat DUI offender sentenced for deadly crash on US 60 in Apache Junction

APACHE JUNCTION, AZ (AZFamily) — A man has learned his fate for a deadly crash along the U.S. 60 in Apache Junction last year. Joel Stephan Goble, 40, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for second-degree murder and seven years of probation for his involvement in the deadly crash.
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New PD report details what led up to boy’s drowning at Chandler city pool

CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — A drowning that devastated an East Valley community during the summer has been ruled accidental and after a months-long investigation, new details have been released on what happened. On June 29, a 4-year-old boy was pulled from the Hamilton Aquatic Center just after 8 p.m....
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Suspect injured in Phoenix police shootout booked into jail

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man who was hospitalized after getting into a shootout with Phoenix officers last month has moved from a hospital bed to behind bars, police announced on Thursday. Investigators said 22-year-old Francisco Torres was released from the hospital and booked into jail on one count of...
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New supermarket in the heart of Sacaton is more than a store. It’s a...

The Gila River Indian Community has long relied on convenience stores to feed its more than 13,000 residents — who otherwise may have to drive as far as half an hour away to neighboring cities with grocery stores, like Maricopa, Coolidge, Casa Grande or even the Valley. But now, a new market just opened on Thursday...
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3 men arrested days after deadly Phoenix shooting

Police have identified 3 suspects accused of first-degree murder after a man was found shot dead at a central Phoenix business.
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‘We will not turn people away’: With food stamps threatened, Arizona food bank braces...

PHOENIX — Arizona's largest food bank is gearing up for a surge in demand, as the government shutdown threatens to cut off food stamps for hundreds of thousands of Arizonans on Nov. 1. The Friday morning lines at St. Mary's Food Bank were long and getting longer. “I need...

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