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Autistic man from Mesa found dead in van outside of program facility died from...

MESA, AZ — A medical examiner has determined that a man with developmental disabilities who was found dead inside a van outside a Mesa facility earlier this summer died from heat exposure. Lorenzo Lopez, 36, was picked up from his family’s home one day in June around 7:30 in...
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‘You ready to die?’ Ex-con on drugs breaks into woman’s Phoenix home after shooting...

Errick Cooks, 43, was arrested in Phoenix and held on a $1 million bond after allegedly beating, pistol-whipping and shooting a woman before breaking into her home. 911 dispatchers captured chilling audio of the attack as Cooks reportedly made death threats, fired a handgun and smashed a window to search for the victim
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Rescue gives overlooked shelter dogs a fresh start, new home in Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Some dogs just need a change of scenery to find their happily ever after — and that’s exactly what one Valley rescue is banking on. Heidi’s Village launched its new “Village Dogs” program last month, giving long-overlooked dogs from Maricopa County Animal Care and Control a fresh start and audience
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School board protest halts business in Phoenix district

Phoenix-based Cartwright School District’s governing board is at a standstill, unable to approve policies, contracts or other district business because two members have missed meetings or refused to approve meeting agendas. With only four members on the board, the absences and protest votes have left the district witho
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Phoenix Police Hunt for Missing 15-Year-Old Under New Arizona Reporting Law

Phoenix Police are asking the public for help finding 15-year-old Madison Shelde. The department has released an appeal for information about her. The department's public appeal, posted to social media, cites a brand-new Arizona statute, A.R.S. § 8-901, as the legal basis for sharing Shelde's flyer online. According to
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Spectacular Smith Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegations

MIIXTAPECHIICK Spectacular Smith Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegations Spectacular Smith is facing a civil lawsuit in Arizona from a woman who accuses the Pretty Ricky member of sexually assaulting and strangling her during an encounter at a Phoenix residence last year. Alexis Dieng filed the complaint against Smith,
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Man arrested after impersonating police, performing a traffic stop, AZDPS says

A man was arrested after allegedly impersonating a police officer Thursday, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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Rabid bobcat shot in Arizona; Phoenix teacher placed on leave | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From Amazon wage hikes to a rabid bobcat attack in northern Arizona, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thursday, September 17, 2026. 2. Shocking wildlife encounter in northern Arizona. Featured. 3. Some Amazon workers to get higher pay. Featured. 4. Man accused of trying...
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Phoenix middle school PE teacher accused of grooming teen

Reno Ferris, a seventh- and eighth-grade PE teacher at Global Academy of Phoenix, now faces two felony counts of furnishing obscene material to minors.
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One of the Valley’s best taco shops has closed. What to know

In the far northwest Valley, a bright-blue-painted taqueria served some of the best tacos in town. It drew fans from all around the metroplex to drive out to El Mirage for its tangy al pastor, refreshing aguas frescas and loaded elote. It won our Best of Phoenix award for having...

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