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Shooting investigation closes off-ramp on Loop 101 in Scottsdale

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A shooting investigation has closed an freeway off-ramp in the East Valley, causing a large traffic backup for morning commuters early Friday morning. Details remain extremely limited. Ofc. Erica Jakupi, public information officer with Salt River Police Department, told Arizona’s Family that officers are investigating...
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Arizona Winter Outlook 2026-27: Phoenix, Tucson Rain Chances Rise

Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff could see changing rain and snow patterns from November through January.
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GCU to build Arizona’s third law school after state Supreme Court approval

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Grand Canyon University has received unanimous approval from the Arizona Supreme Court to open a new College of Law. The decision makes GCU the first law school to receive this type of authorization from the court. It creates a direct pathway for GCU graduates to seek admission to the State Bar of Arizona.
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Phoenix Jail Inmate Walks Free in Cellmate’s Strangulation Death, Citing Self-Defense

Emmanuel Chandiga was arrested and booked on one count of second-degree murder on October 9, but five days later, Maricopa County prosecutors announced they would not pursue the case at all. The reason: a self-defense claim they say they cannot disprove in court, stemming from the March 2026 death of his cellmate at Lower Buckeye Jail in Phoenix.
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East Valley stalker who sent ‘9 million messages’ shocked it ‘took this long’ to...

Austin Curtis, 32, was arrested after allegedly stalking a former high school classmate, leaving a bag of knives on her porch, and threatening mass violence at a Pride parade. During police questioning, Curtis admitted to sending "about 9 million messages" and banging on the victim's door, blaming his actions on excessive Adderall use and claiming his violent threats were First Amendment "jokes."
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Desert Soul Lounge Bringing Live R&B to Phoenix

Desert Soul Lounge is coming to 711 S. Central Avenue, the former Plush Kitchen location, according to a liquor license application submitted to the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. Owner Jeff Sheard told What Now Phoenix he plans a soft opening in late November 2026, followed by a...
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German shepherd curled up in corner of shelter kennel needs a hero before his...

Meet Grover; he is a handsome German shepherd blend at risk of losing his life at the Maricopa County Animal Shelter in Phoenix, Arizona. He’s been at the shelter since September, and no one has arrived to adopt him. Grover is three-years-old and weighs 65 pounds.(A5171240) He is described...
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Dozens of residents talk to Mayes about data centers

(The Center Square) – What was meant to be a stop on the campaign tour for Arizona’s attorney general deep in the heart of Mesa became a one-topic free-for-all instead on Wednesday night. The city of about 500,000 people, near Phoenix, is where Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes...
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Arizona AI ruling could influence courts nationwide

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An Arizona appeals court ruling over an AI-generated video of a shooting victim could become an influential early guide for courts across the country as judges grapple with how artificial intelligence should be used in legal proceedings. The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled Sept. 30 that...
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Vestar moves ahead with Gateway Crossing, a mixed-use project in southeast Mesa

Vestar⁠ is moving ahead with a new mixed-use project on a 37-acre site in southeast Mesa.

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