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This Phoenix couple discovered termites, faulty pipes and a hole in the wall within...

While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. A Phoenix couple’s homebuying joy turned into a cautionary tale after termites, burst pipes and a hidden hole in the wall surfaced just days after they closed on a property. Hailey and Alex Aguire...
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Arizona Attorney General warns landlords, advises renters as temperatures rise

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is issuing a reminder to landlords regarding their obligations under the Arizona Landlord Tenant Act as temperatures increase across the state.
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Arizona couple says more should be done after health department investigates newborn son’s death

PHOENIX — A Valley family shared their reaction to a state investigation into a Mesa birth center. Daniel and Carson Neisess complained to the Arizona Department of Health Services after their newborn son died, following his traumatic delivery. The Neisess family filed their complaint about their labor and delivery...
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Gilbert ranked as top place to raise family in Arizona, 8th best in US

PHOENIX — Gilbert was recently ranked as one of the top ten places to raise a family in the country. A study from WalletHub looked into 182 U.S. cities and focused on benchmarks such as family-friendly activities, cost of housing, school rankings and health care systems. Gilbert was Arizona’s...
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Video Vault: It wasn’t drugs, but alligators that had one Arizona trooper yell “Oh...

CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AZFamily) — A seemingly routine traffic stop on I-10 south of Phoenix in April of 2005 quickly escalated into a heart-pounding moment for one Arizona DPS trooper, who came face to face with dozens of live alligators packed inside a trailer. And it was all caught...
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Phoenix chemical spill prompts 2 responses by crews: FD

PHOENIX - Phoenix Fire officials released more details surrounding a chemical spill incident on May 26 that prompted two responses. Per a statement, crews were initially called to a commercial food warehouse in the area of 43rd Avenue and Buckeye Road at around 3:00 a.m. "An employee was moving product...
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Arrests made in stolen semi-trucks case; Punctured drum prompts HAZMAT response | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From the theft of two semis in the West Valley to what prompted fire crews to respond to a Phoenix warehouse twice, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Memorial Day Monday, May 26, 2025. 1. Semis stolen in Phoenix recovered. Featured. 2....
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Gilbert man sues prosecutors after charges dropped

One of the co-defendants in the criminal case against former Higley Unified Superintendent Denise Birdwell is suing the state for malicious prosecution after charges against him were dismissed. Gilbert resident Steven Nielsen earlier this month filed suit against the state offices of Auditor General and Attorney...
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12News investigation finds Arizona’s school vouchers primarily going to wealthy neighborhoods like Paradise Valley

PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. — The state’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, or vouchers, were supposed to level the playing field for public education in Arizona. However, a 12News investigation found the state’s nearly 87,000 vouchers and counting are primarily helping families in wealthy neighborhoods – including...
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East Valley police units crack down on DUIs near Salt River on Memorial Day

Police departments in the East Valley teamed up over Memorial Day weekend to crack down on DUIs, this time focusing on the Salt River.

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