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Arizona Keeps Digging Up Wins With Sixth Straight Gold Shovel

Arizona is still on a roll. The state has picked up its sixth straight Gold Shovel Award from Area Development magazine, a signal that big, job-creating projects are not just landing here but starting to take shape on the ground. The honor comes as marquee investments like Amkor's advanced packaging campus in Peoria an
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AZGFD seeks public input on proposed changes to fishing regulations

PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking public input on proposed changes to the 2027-28 Arizona fishing regulations. There are seven proposed changes:. Establish daily bag limits at East Mesa Community Park Pond. Amend the daily bag limits at Maricopa Lake in Youngtown. Amend bass limits...
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Scottsdale Draws More Millionaires Than Any U.S. City as Its Seven-Figure Population Jumps 125%...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Scottsdale has become the fastest-growing wealth hub in the United States, with its millionaire population rising 125% from 2014 to 2024, according to Henley & Partners’ USA Wealth Report 2025. The city of about 246,000 now has 14,800 millionaires, 64 centi-millionaires and five billionaires, underscor
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5 insider tips for Arizonans visiting Buc-ee’s for the first time

Buc-ee's opened its first Arizona location in Goodyear on Monday, June 22, giving many residents their first taste of the cult favorite gas station. The convenience store and gas stop was founded in 1982 and is known for its beaver mascot , "the world's cleanest bathrooms," cheap gas and homemade barbecue, among other
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Fake LLCs Hijack Phoenix Homes as State Finally Tightens the Screws

Across the Valley, homeowners say their mailboxes are filling up with business letters addressed to companies they never started. The Arizona Corporation Commission is now trying to slam that door shut, rolling out new business filing rules that include an online identity check and stricter in-person ID requirements se
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Smoke rises from building fire in Tempe

TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — East Valley residents may wake up to smoke in the air Saturday morning due to a large building fire in Tempe. Details about the fire are limited. Several fire units were called to the reported fire at a building near Broadway Road and Hardy Drive around 7:30 a.m.
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Hate crime: Glendale man who threatened Phoenix synagogue indicted in new federal case

A 33-year-old Glendale man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for a hate crime after allegedly defacing a Phoenix synagogue. Kevin Pyles is accused of intentionally defacing religious property following his previous guilty plea to state-level terrorism threat charges. Phoenix Police and the FBI teamed up on the.
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Residents say beloved Ahwatukee tree was cut down because Pride flags were displayed

PHOENIX — A beloved neighborhood tree in Ahwatukee that has served as a community gathering point for nearly a decade was cut down overnight, leaving neighbors searching for answers. For nearly 10 years, the "Ahwatukee Giving Tree" has been decorated for holidays and special occasions, including Christmas, Mardi Gras,.
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ASU researcher discovers mushrooms could prevent flash floods on wildfire burn scars

Mushrooms could be an answer to wildfire-caused mudslides and flash flooding in Arizona. Arizona State University researcher Emmanuel Salifu is studying if mycelium, or the roots of mushrooms, could quickly restore damaged soils within wildfire burn scars. Wildfires damage soil health by removing the protective outer l
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Glendale Police ask for help finding man missing for several days

GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Police in the West Valley are asking for help finding a 73-year-old man who has been missing for several days. Glendale Police posted on social media Thursday night that Albert Young was reported missing after he was last seen at home near 55th and Maryland avenues on Monday, June 22.

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