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Woman killed after being hit by car on West Van Buren Street

Police say preliminary information indicates the woman was crossing North 19th Avenue inside a crosswalk and entered the the roadway when the signal indicated not to cross.
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Driver pulled from truck after crash into Gilbert backyard pool

GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — A driver was pulled from a pickup truck after crashing through a cinderblock wall and into a backyard pool in Gilbert Saturday morning. It happened around 11 a.m., when police were called to a home near Elliot Road and Ocean Avenue, just east of McQueen Road. When officers arrived, they found t
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Phoenix Waymo Stuck 10 Minutes In Flood, Nearly Backs Into Another Car

A Waymo robotaxi got stuck for more than 10 minutes on a flooded Phoenix street Wednesday, caught in what witnesses described as an “AI loop” — inching forward, then backward, then forward again — before nearly reversing into a trailing vehicle. The moment was captured on eyewitness video as flooding affected parts of
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Mesa traffic congestion worsens as city outpaces infrastructure

MESA, AZ — Valley drivers are getting used to seeing crowded intersections back up, including on Ellsworth Road in Mesa. A new state study indicates Arizona roads are aging and not keeping up with demand from new drivers. The result is lots of traffic and urban sprawl. Mesa city...
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Why infrastructure matters when buying an Arizona home

The next home purchase is not just a decision about the house. It is increasingly a decision about the roads, transit, development and daily routines and Arizona infrastructure taking shape around it. For Trevor H. Halpern, J.D., founder and CEO of Phoenix-based Halpern Residential at eXp Realty and a top...
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Hundreds of Phoenix families stuck on shelter waitlists amid lingering summer heat

Phoenix family shelters are overflowing, leaving hundreds on waitlists amid 100-degree heat. A temporary hotel voucher program for some families is allegedly ending weeks earlier than the planned Sept. 30 date. UMOM, the nonprofit partnered with the city, says it's looking into why families were asked to check out earl
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Fresh Olives Grow Right Here In Arizona, And This Grove Lets You Taste The...

Olive trees thriving in the middle of the Arizona desert sounds like a mix-up, but it is completely real. On a 100-acre farm southeast of Phoenix, thousands of trees produce olives that get cold-pressed into golden oil within hours of picking. You can watch the whole thing happen, taste oils...
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I-10 tunnel among Phoenix-area freeways to close this weekend for maintenance

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Major Valley freeways are set to close this weekend as the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) completes needed maintenance. An Interstate 10 closure through the Deck Park Tunnel in central Phoenix is one of several Valley freeways that will be impacted by road work. Eastbound I-10...
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Arizona Widow Becomes DPS Trooper Two Years After Husband’s Death

Tracy Murphy became an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper after completing the agency's training pipeline, entering the job with a focus on impaired-driving enforcement. Her husband, a Marine, was killed two years before she pinned on the badge, according to a FOX 10 Phoenix report. From Grief to the...
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Phoenix home damaged possibly connected to online door kicking trend

A Phoenix family is facing thousands of dollars in possible repairs after two people were caught on security video apparently kicking open the front door of their home and then running away, an incident police say may be connected to a social media trend.

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