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Phoenix pub to open early for World Cup games

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A 31-year-old English pub in central Phoenix is hoping to be the go-to spot for soccer fans during the World Cup. George and Dragon will be opening early to host the games on big screens. The World Cup kicks off with Mexico taking on South Africa.
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Wrong-Way Horror On I-10 Near Tonopah Leaves Driver Dead, Four Hurt

A wrong-way crash on Interstate 10 west of Phoenix left one person dead and four others in the hospital on Saturday evening, according to authorities. The collision in the Tonopah area choked traffic along the rural stretch of I-10 near 339th Avenue, and two of the injured were reported in serious condition.
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‘I don’t know how to carry on’: Mother grieves only child after fatal South...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A mother is grieving the loss of her only child after he fell more than 40 feet while hiking South Mountain on Friday. Gilbert Ortiz, 31, was hiking with his brother when he fell 40 feet to his death, according to Phoenix Fire. Investigators and family members are trying to piece together what happ
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Visitors Banned From One Of Arizona’s Largest Lakes Bans After Every Single Fish Inside...

Arizona is home to more than 100 lakes and reservoirs that allow people who live in the arid state the chance to get their aquatic fix. However, one of its biggest ones has been closed after a confluence of events led to the death of all of the fish that called it home. King of […] The post Visitors Banned From One Of
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Toddler hit, killed after wandering into road near 31st Avenue and Buckeye Road

PHOENIX — A toddler was hit and killed in Phoenix on Sunday evening. Phoenix police say officers were first called to the area of 31st Avenue and Buckeye Road before 9 p.m., where a child was struck by a vehicle. The toddler, who has not been identified, was rushed...
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This Arizona city named a top spot for dog attacks on mail carriers

Being in the top 20 isn't always a good thing, especially when it's the top 20 cities with the most dog attacks on mail carriers. In 2025, more than 5,200 dog attacks on Postal Service employees were recorded, which is actually a decrease from the 6,000 dog attacks seen in 2024. Nonetheless, it's an impressive number t
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AZ woman celebrates 111th birthday; child found with ‘suspicious’ injuries | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From a young child found with "suspicious" and critical injuries at a Phoenix home, to a woman celebrating 111 years of life in Glendale, here are tonight's top stories on fox10phoenix.com on Sunday, June 7. 1. Horrific attack leaves man, disabled daughter injured. Featured. 2. 1-year-old found with...
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Cactus Bowl Unveils New Name, Logo and Venue

The Cactus Bowl – college football’s only postseason game between the Big Ten and Big 12 Conferences – enters an exciting next chapter of its history in Arizona, with a refreshed approach that includes a new name, new logo, new venue, new television network and enhanced fan experience. Fiesta Sports Foundation operates
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Critics: Phoenix parks ordinance creates more housing problems

The Phoenix City Council recently passed an ordinance that changes rules for needle exchange programs, redefines food distribution events, and criminalizes medical service providers who offer unpermitted assistance in public parks. Critics call the ordinance shortsighted and say it will result in more unhoused people a
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Jake’s Unlimited finds new life under its new local owner

JP Mullan is on a mission. Three months after acquiring the 87,000-square-foot Jake’s Unlimited in Mesa, he has reimagined the family entertainment center. To start, he replaced broken lights, overhauled the menu, reworked staffing models and spent more time at work than he has at home. “This is more...

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