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Cancelling an EōS Fitness membership became a six-month ordeal for Valley woman

PHOENIX — A Valley woman thought cancelling her EōS Fitness gym membership would be simple. Six months later, she was still fighting to get out of her contract and facing collection calls — so she Let ABC15 Know. Harlie said she never expected the process to take...
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Man shot to death during argument at Phoenix gas station; suspected shooter detained

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is dead and another man has been detained after an argument led to a shooting at a gas station in Phoenix early Saturday morning. Just before 2:30 a.m., first responders were called to reports of shots fired at an ARCO in the area of 16th Street and Thomas Road.
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Man dead, 2 women seriously hurt in overnight stabbing in Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is dead and two women are seriously injured after a stabbing in Phoenix’s Biltmore area early Saturday morning, police said. Just after midnight, first responders were called to an apartment complex near 16th and Colter Streets, just north of Camelback Road. Officers arrived...
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Zaxby’s cleared to open new location in Surprise

Zaxby's is inching closer to adding another Arizona location following its 2025 debut. The Southeastern restaurant chain was cleared to bring a new site to the exact opposite side of the Valley from its Queen Creek location. Now, it's set to come to Surprise's rapidly developing northwest region following the city's pl
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‘They were traps’: Woman blows whistle on fake sober living homes

(NewsNation) — A Navajo advocate who has blown the whistle on fraudulent "sober living" homes in Arizona says she began shining a light on the Medicaid scam targeting Native Americans after her own cousin was kidnapped by operators who plied her relative with drugs and alcohol. "They told her...
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Man acquitted of assaulting ICE agent in Phoenix

PHOENIX — A man accused of assaulting a federal agent early this year has been acquitted. A federal jury acquitted Isaac Luis-Azamar of allegedly assaulting an ICE agent in January 2026 in the area of 43rd Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix. According to court documents, Azamar was inside...
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Developer eyes north Scottsdale luxury car condo project

Jim Riggs has been eyeing a 3.5-acre parcel of land in north Scottsdale for years in hopes of turning it into a luxury garage condominium for car collectors.
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Arizona’s Family, Woodside Homes honored for St. Jude Dream Home Campaign

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona’s Family and Woodside Homes have been honored with the Dream Home Campaign of the Year award after helping raise $1.3 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The award was presented at the St. Jude Volunteer Awards in Memphis, Tennessee, following the success...
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Bodycam shows Glendale pawn shop rescue turn into police shooting

GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Glendale police released body camera video Friday of an officer-involved shooting in May that stemmed from a domestic situation at a pawn shop. The critical incident briefing from police detailed the moments leading up to a man being shot on May 20 near 63rd Avenue and Bell Road.
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Watch for measles symptoms if you visited these sites in Tempe, Surprise

Measles continues to spread in the Valley, and Maricopa County officials are warning of potential public exposures in Tempe and Surprise. Anyone who visited Tempe Marketplace from 5-8:30 p.m. on July 6 may have been exposed to measles and should watch for symptoms through July 27. And anyone who visited the Walmart at

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