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Postino coming to Queen Creek in fall of 2026

Postino, the all-day restaurant and wine bar known for its cult-like following, is continuing its expansion across its home state of Arizona. Scheduled to open later this year, Postino Queen Creek will be located at The Switchyard development in the heart of the QC (Queen Creek) District. The opening marks a major mile
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Dust storm sends Phoenix air quality to dangerous levels, with more on the way

Air pollution readings across the Phoenix metro area soared to more than 14 times above normal levels Tuesday after a severe overnight dust storm blanketed the Valley and lingered well into the afternoon. Michael Graves, an air quality meteorologist with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), told KTAR
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Phoenix Cops Hunt for 79-Year-Old Who Vanished After Bus Ride From Los Altos Market

A 79-year-old Phoenix man with a medical condition that can cause disorientation is missing after leaving a grocery store Sunday, and authorities believe he may have boarded a northbound city bus. A SAFE Alert was issued Tuesday as investigators try to retrace his movements through central Phoenix. According to the...
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100 weapons, 125,000 rounds of ammo seized in Arizona gun trafficking busts

Homeland Security announced the outcome of an AZ investigation to stop cross-border firearms trafficking, including five indictments and the seizure of guns and ammunition.
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Salad and Go files for bankruptcy and will close all locations on Aug. 5

Salad and Go has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in federal court and will permanently close all locations following final guest service on Aug. 5, 2026. Founded in Gilbert in 2013, the drive-thru salad chain served more than 60 million meals across its 70 locations over a 13-year span. Company...
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Man killed by Mesa police after allegedly assaulting ex-wife, kids

A tense confrontation led to officers shooting and killing a man who they say was armed with an axe at a Mesa home Friday evening. Gibby Parra has the latest.
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Step Inside This Historic Arizona Restaurant And Feel Like You’ve Traveled Back To The...

Tucked along East Camelback Road in Phoenix, Arizona, Los Dos Molinos is more than just a Mexican restaurant. Walking through its doors feels like stepping into a different era, where Southwestern artifacts, bold flavors, and warm hospitality collide in the most wonderful way. With a 4.4-star rating and over 1,500...
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Mesa lowers speed limit in historic district after neighbors ask for help

People in Mesa’s historic Lehi community are celebrating after the city approved lowering posted speed limits from 35 miles per hour to 30.
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Dust Advisory Issued for Parts of Arizona’s Valley as Strong Winds Raise Visibility Concerns...

PHOENIX, AZ — High winds have triggered a dust advisory for parts of Arizona’s Valley, with forecasters warning that blowing dust could cut visibility and create hazardous driving conditions in the Phoenix area. The advisory focuses on exposed stretches of the metro where strong gusts can quickly lift...
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Wind-driven fire burns structures and power poles in Phoenix

PHOENIX - Heavy winds from a dust storm that blew into the Valley on Monday night sparked a fire that burned structures, trees and power poles in a south Phoenix neighborhood. Phoenix fire says crews on August 3 were called to 7th Street and Southern Avenue at around 10:45 p.m. for reports of a power pole on fire. Once

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