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Man sentenced for killing homeless man, injuring 3 in Phoenix hammer attacks

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for attacking four homeless people in Phoenix last year with a hammer as they slept, killing one of them, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday. Prosecutors say Mahrion Alexio Mendonca, 28, beat the four homeless...
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Phoenix Rodeo Fest Returns With Free Street Festival

The Hondo Rodeo Fest, presented by Valley Chevrolet, is returning to its Phoenix home base for a third consecutive year and going bigger than ever with its largest free Street Fest yet, sponsored by The Stillery, at Chase Field Nov. 13 to 15. The Hondo Rodeo Fest launched in Phoenix in 2024, and following a sellout event in 2025, will return this November with an expanded Street Fest for its nightly rodeo competition and concerts.
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Tour including Phoenix concert canceled after tour bus flips

A concert scheduled for Oct. 25 at Crescent Ballroom has been cancelled after a tour bus ran off the side of the road in the middle of the night and flipped near the Colorado-Wyoming border, killing the driver and injuring several members of the band and crew. Sawyer Hill and his band were on the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy World Tour in support of the Arkansas indie-rock singer’s first album. The crash happened on Oct. 14. Hill, who opened the U.S. leg of Yungblud’s Idols Tour in 2025, iss
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‘Iconic’ Phoenix Chinese restaurant to close after more than 80 years

New Garden Chinese Food has been serving up staple dishes for eight decades along S. Central Ave but could close in just a week.
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Popular Phoenix food truck settles into its own restaurant space

For La Hamburguesa chef and owner Hernan-Zeal Rivera, putting down stakes was always the goal. Now, however, the fan-favorite burger-and-fries food truck is putting down literal steaks at its new brick-and-mortar location. “When it was just us in the truck, I could only do so much, so we focused on...
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Phoenix Restaurant 15 Salsas Becomes City’s First to Earn Mexico’s Sello M

For nearly 14 years, Elizabeth Hernández refused to compromise on how she cooked the Oaxacan dishes she grew up with, even when Arizona kitchens made that stubbornness difficult. That commitment just earned her restaurant, 15 Salsas in Phoenix, a distinction no other restaurant in the city has received: Mexico's Sello M, a government-backed seal recognizing authentic Mexican cuisine served outside the country.
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Arizona Flood Watch: Flash Flood Threat Expands Wednesday Oct 21=22

Rainfall rates could reach 1 to 2 inches per hour in some areas Wednesday into Thursday.
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Arizona man allegedly went berserk after neighbors declined his offer of cocaine: ‘Offensive to...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (TCN) -- A 49-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly firing multiple rounds at an apartment complex when he got angry that his neighbors would not do cocaine with him. According to court documents obtained by KSAZ, on Oct. 15 at about 10:45 a.m., police were dispatched to...
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What to know about the fight over a $12.8M Arizona Lottery ticket

Yet another person has come forward to press a claim to a disputed $12.8 million Arizona Lottery ticket. Why it matters: We can think of about 12.8 million reasons. The Arizona Lottery, which is a party to the suit, previously told the Phoenix New Times that "this is a unique situation and we are not aware of any prior litigation of this sort."
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Hobbs vs. Biggs: How a 31-Point Latino Polling Gap Could Determine Arizona’s November Outcome

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer arrived in Phoenix on Tuesday to campaign alongside incumbent Gov. Katie Hobbs, uniting around reproductive rights and Latino voter mobilization as Arizona's November 3 gubernatorial race enters its final two weeks. A UnidosUS poll puts Hobbs ahead of Republican Andy Biggs 52% to 21% among Arizona...

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