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Rain chances on the way as monsoon moves into Phoenix area

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s another warm start to our morning with lows in the upper 80s, and this afternoon we will see high temps around 110 degrees. Our average high this time of year is around 107 degrees, and it looks like temperatures will start to drop closer to that next week.
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America’s Car Culture Is Facing a New Threat as Arizona Builds a Neighborhood Where...

In a region known for massive highways, endless parking lots, and a culture built around...
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Gilbert PD conduct e-bike patrols, urge parents to help keep teen riders safe

Gilbert PD conducted proactive patrols in the Adora Trails neighborhood on Friday to address a rise in e-bike activity and educate riders and their parents about what is and isn't legal on the road.
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The Navajo Tacos At This Tiny Arizona Joint Are Worth Driving Across The State...

There’s a small brown building in Phoenix that doesn’t look like much from the outside, but it’s quietly serving some of the most important food in Arizona. That place is the Fry Bread House, and if you haven’t been there yet, you’re missing out on something genuinely special.
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Phoenix Drunk Driver Slapped With 8 Years for Deadly I-10 Crash

A Phoenix man has been ordered to spend eight years in state prison for a fatal DUI crash on Interstate 10 in April 2024 that killed a 24-year-old. Investigators concluded that 29-year-old Ukel Mario Celbirio was impaired at the time of the collision, according to state officials. The Arizona Department...
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Large Phoenix-based contractor leases space in Deer Valley to support growth

One of Phoenix’s largest contractors has signed an 85,241-square-foot lease in Deer Valley to optimize and support its growing advanced manufacturing projects. Okland Construction Co. Inc. will operate out of an industrial facility called 17 North Corporate Center at 2525 W. Corporate Center Drive. It’s off Interstate
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Solar Co-ops Boost Arizona Rooftop Solar Adoption

In the sun drenched neighborhoods of Phoenix a growing number of residents have turned to collective buying to ease monthly utility burdens. One initiative stands out for its steady results in a state where summer electricity demands can strain household budgets. Phoenix Solar Co-op Arizona Energy Savings has emerged a
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This Unassuming Arizona food stop is winning people over with Enchiladas So Authentic You’ll...

Tucked away in Phoenix, Arizona, Cocina Madrigal is the kind of place that makes you stop mid-bite and wonder how food this good exists outside of Mexico. With a 4.7-star rating from over 4,500 reviews and a Yelp Top 100 ranking, this casual Mexican restaurant has earned serious bragging rights.
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Blowing Dust Air Quality Advisories Issued in Arizona as Gusty Winds Generate Health Hazards

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has issued PM-10 High Pollution Advisories for three separate zones across the state today, as strong and gusty winds generate widespread blowing dust capable of creating unhealthy air quality conditions for millions of residents — from the Phoenix metro to Pinal County a
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Gilbert’s Draft Data Center Rules Set 650-Ft Buffer From Residential Zones

Gilbert's draft limits data centers to industrial zones, sets a 650-ft buffer, bans potable cooling water and requires 5-yr noise studies.

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