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NTSB Details How Overloaded Plane Killed 6 Influencers After Scottsdale Takeoff

A Piper Comanche carrying six people crashed into the TPC Scottsdale Champions Golf Course roughly 70 seconds after taking off from Scottsdale Airport in April 2018, killing everyone on board. Federal investigators later determined the single-engine plane had been loaded 135 pounds over its maximum gross weight and was
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Weekend forecast calls for drop in temperatures, possible widespread thunderstorms

Goodbye sweltering temperatures, hello thunderstorms. The Phoenix area’s extreme heat warning finally ends this weekend and will give way to increased monsoon activity. The forecast calls for highs of at least 110 degrees Friday and Saturday, the last day of an extreme heat warning that started Aug. 17. “But...
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These 9 Old-School Arizona Diners Have Been Serving Home-Style Breakfast For Generations

Arizona has plenty of trendy brunch spots, but the real treasures are the old diners that have been flipping pancakes for decades. These are the places where regulars have their usual order memorized by the staff and the coffee keeps coming. Some sit along historic Route 66, while others hide...
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Mexico Expands Its Presence in Arizona’s Semiconductor Supply Chains

Mexico is looking to expand its participation in North America’s semiconductor and advanced manufacturing supply chains through one of the United States’ leading technology regions: Arizona. For this reason, Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, visited Phoenix, Arizona, to sign a partnership agreement with Ar
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Banner Ironwood breaks ground for expansion in Queen Creek

Banner Ironwood Medical Center broke ground Thursday on a project that will add more than 32,000 square feet. The expansion is a direct result of nonprofit Banner Health’s mission to address growing community needs for accessible, quality healthcare. The facility, located at 37000 N. Gantzel Road, will add a...
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Out of the shadows: Who shot and killed David Denogean?

New streaming episode features extended body camera footage and an interview with the Denogean family.
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Can You Have Pets in Apartments in Arizona? Landlord Rules, Fees, and Your Rights

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Nearly six out of ten renters share their home with an animal, and pet-friendly listings in Phoenix rent about eight days faster than units that don’t allow animals. Yet if you’re wondering whether you can have pets in apartments in Arizona, t
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Scottsdale dog rescue overwhelmed as pet abandonments surge

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - A non-profit dog rescue in Scottsdale says it is seeing an increase in pets being abandoned by their owners. Desert Tails Shelter says it is already overwhelmed at max capacity — with limited funding. What you can do:. The organization says if you need to re-home...
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Arizona heat shows no mercy to homeless families living in cars

MESA, Ariz. — Arizona’s intense heat is showing no mercy to homeless people living in their cars. In some cases, entire families cannot find housing, leaving them with no alternative. When Valley temperatures hit a record high Wednesday, Candice Ortiz said despite working two jobs, her car was...
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Teen sentenced to juvenile life in newborn’s death

A 15-year-old girl has been sentenced in connection with the first-degree murder of her newborn child, according to the District Attorney’s Office.

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