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Woman dies after rollover crash near downtown Phoenix

A 51-year-old woman died early Saturday morning after a single-vehicle rollover crash near downtown Phoenix, authorities said. Phoenix Police responded to multiple reports of a collision around 4:30 a.m. in the area of 7th Avenue and Portland Street. Officers arrived to find a vehicle that had rolled over and crashed..
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‘It’s a big hit for me’: Tempe musician facing the music as Low Key...

TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Low Key Piano Bar on Mill Avenue is closing its doors after 12 years, with this weekend marking the venue’s final performances. Fouad Melki, a musician who has performed at Low Key multiple nights a week for nearly a decade, said the closure carries a personal and financial toll.
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Arizona police cite 5 CMVs as ‘left lane campers’

PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Police in Arizona are cracking down on what it calls “left lane campers.” According to a social media post, on August
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Phoenix Lottery Contractor Groped Clerk Three Times, Prosecutors Say

A 52-year-old man who serviced Arizona Lottery machines for years is now facing three felony counts after investigators say he cornered a Phoenix gas station clerk and groped her while she was working alone, following her inside the store when she tried to get away. David William Reeves was arrested at his Peoria home
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German semiconductor firm shutters Mesa plant, lays off workers

A German semiconductor firm is shuttering its manufacturing plant in Mesa and laying off 98 employees who work there. The company, Infineon Technologies America Corp., filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification with the Arizona Department of Economic Security on August 3. A company spokesperson confirmed the
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9 Haunted Cemeteries In Arizona That Locals Say Are Too Creepy To Ignore

My friends always look at me like I’ve lost my mind when I suggest a weekend road trip to a spooky old graveyard. “Why can’t we go get brunch like normal people?” they ask. Well, because ghosts don’t serve avocado toast, Brenda! I’ve always been fascinated...
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Tracking rain chances coming to Arizona next week

Expect a hot weekend with a cooldown with a chance of showers in Phoenix later next week. April Warnecke has your First Alert Forecast.
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Scottsdale Raises Income Limits for Home Repair Help, Including $25,000 Roof Grants

Scottsdale raised income limits (single $62,950) for federal home repair aid, offering up to $25,000 for roofs and $15,000 for emergencies.
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First Fridays relocate from Roosevelt Row to Mesa entertainment center

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — One of the Valley’s most popular events is rebranding and moving to a different location after organizers were forced to scale back due to crime concerns. First Friday, a free monthly art walk and street event, previously called Roosevelt Row home for several years,...
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Phoenix Once Started An Underground Bus Station Beneath Deck Park, Then Ran Out Of...

There is an unfinished underground bus station beneath Phoenix that has been sealed and used for storage since the 1980s. The structural shell is still there, complete with curbs and platform space.

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