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This humble Arizona restaurant serves a mouth-watering Reuben sandwich that’s absolutely unforgettable

Tucked inside a small strip mall on Hayden Road in Scottsdale, Arizona, Goldman’s Deli has been quietly winning over locals and visitors alike with its honest, homestyle cooking. The star of the menu is the Reuben sandwich — a towering, flavor-packed creation that keeps customers coming back again and again.
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Police looking for two hit-and-run drivers who left woman dead in Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Police are asking the public’s help in finding two drivers who hit a woman in west Phoenix and didn’t stop Wednesday night. Investigators said Kang Dixon, 83, was walking west in the right lane of McDowell Road, east of 39th Avenue, when a tan Isuzu SUV heading west hit her just before 10 p.m.
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Arizona, Nevada, California Reach Water Supply Agreement

Every Phoenix-area apartment investor and homebuilder has to make a case that their residents will have an adequate water supply. Many are breathing easier today. Leaders from the Greater Phoenix business and economic development community are applauding a landmark three-state agreement between Arizona, California, and
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Woman hit, killed by Valley Metro bus in west Phoenix

PHOENIX - A pedestrian died after being hit by a Valley Metro bus on Thursday morning in west Phoenix. The crash happened at 4:46 a.m. on May 28 near 59th Avenue and Van Buren Street. According to Phoenix Police Lt. Ann Justus, the bus was turning onto a Loop 202...
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Scottsdale pizzeria named among the best in U.S.

Everyone, from Yelp reviewers to real estate companies, claims to have crunched the data to find the best places for pizza. Others hit the streets in the name of research, including the Phoenix New Times food team. Arguably, no one has racked up more airline miles in pursuit of the world’s best pies than an anonymous g
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Man in crisis attacks 2 people with axe in Apache Junction, police say

APACHE JUNCTION, AZ (AZFamily) — Two people are in the hospital after a man attacked them with an axe in an Apache Junction neighborhood late Thursday morning. It happened just before 11:30 a.m. on Cedar Drive near Lost Dutchman Boulevard and Warner Drive. Michael Beaton of the Apache Junction...
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Swim Up to the Best Seafood Restaurants in Phoenix

It may surprise you to learn that, for a city situated in a landlocked state, Phoenix truly delivers when it comes to seafood. While many might think the words Arizona and seafood don’t belong together, these spots prove naysayers wrong. From buzzy, high-end Scottsdale restaurants to places that own fishing boats, here
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Auto Repair Store Expansion Jumps to Phoenix from Northeast U.S.

Full-service auto repair Dunn Tire & Auto recently opened a store in Phoenix. This location, on Bell Road east of I-17, marks not only its first Phoenix location but its first location beyond the Northeast. “We have always prioritized smart, measured growth across our portfolio of tire and full-service automotive maint
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$15 bet turns Mesa man into a millionaire

CHANDLER, Ariz. — A Mesa man walked into Gila River Resorts & Casinos – Lone Butte on Sunday night and walked out a millionaire after hitting one of the biggest jackpots in the casino’s history. The lucky gambler won more than $1.4 million while playing the “It’s...
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UPDATE: USPS mail processing temporarily moved to Phoenix; mail may be delayed

As of today, USPS said, power has been restored in part of the building and the Postal Service "has a plan in place to restore power fully as quickly and safely as possible."

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