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Arizona student leaders prepare to pass AI policy that could be utilized in Arizona...

Two Mountain Ridge High School students from Glendale will represent Arizona in Boston this month at the 2026 Youth AI Leadership & Innovation Fellowship, where students from across the country are expected to adopt a national artificial intelligence policy. The program, hosted by AASA, The School Superintendents Assoc
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Ritzy Valley suburb named the richest small town in Arizona

When thinking of small-town living, quaint rows of homes, a single no-thrills supermarket and an everybody-knows-your-name vibe might come to mind. But in other cases, it may mean a rich, mountainous enclave for the stars. According to a study by the financial planning site GoBankingRates, one Valley-area small town is
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U.S. Marshals Tip Nabs Georgia Fugitive In Glendale Bust

What started as an ordinary Monday in Glendale ended with federal agents hauling in a man accused of some of the most serious crimes on the books. A fugitive wanted in DeKalb County, Georgia, on allegations of child sexual exploitation was arrested in Glendale, Arizona, after a regional fugitive task force tracked him
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Fake Cactus, Real Cameras: Inside Arizona’s Hidden License-Plate Grid

Fake cactus license-plate readers in Paradise Valley log every passing vehicle for 180 days - and courts may soon decide if that crosses a legal line.
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Phoenix stabbing suspect at large; victim hospitalized with life-threatening injuries

A man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a Sunday night stabbing in Phoenix, authorities said. Officers with the Phoenix Police Department responded to reports of a man bleeding near Central and Oregon avenues, north of Camelback Road, at 7:20 p.m. They found the victim, who was brought to a...
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Missing since 2001: 17-year-old Paul David Sanders from Mesa, Arizona

Paul David Sanders has been missing from Mesa, Arizona (Maricopa County), since August 12, 2001, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). He was only 17 years old when he disappeared. His photo above is an age-progressed likeness of how he might have looked at 37, though he would now
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End Of An Era As Tempe’s Eastside Records Spins Its Last Track

After nearly four decades of feeding Tempe's vinyl habit, The Ghost of Eastside Records has gone quiet. Owner Michael Pawlicki closed the shop on June 30, timing the final day of business with his retirement announcement. The store was the successor to the original Eastside Records, which opened in 1987, and for many V
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Person dead after incident at apartment complex in midtown Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A person is dead after an incident at an apartment complex in midtown Phoenix early Monday morning. At about 12:30 a.m., authorities responded to an incident at the “Collins off Colter” apartment complex near 16th and Colter streets, just north of Camelback Road. Details...
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Arizona father arrested after leaving adult son in bathtub for almost 2 months

A Mesa man has been arrested after police said they found his chronically ill adult son severely neglected inside a bathtub, where he had allegedly been left for about seven weeks.
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Arizona’s summer AC costs blow the rest of the U.S. out of the water

Staying cool in Phoenix during our insanely hot summers is expensive. You can turn your house into a cave with blackout curtains and refuse to open your door to the outside inferno unless you absolutely have to. You can place fans strategically throughout the room and maybe even run a swamp cooler.

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