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Retired FBI agent reflects on ‘Phoenix Memo’ warning ahead of 9/11 attacks

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An FBI memo written in Phoenix weeks before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks flagged possible terror suspects training at Arizona flight schools, a warning that was largely overlooked at the time. The memo, later known as the “Phoenix Memo,” was written by FBI agent Ken Williams....
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East Valley PD seeks help in finding vehicle that struck teen girl

A 16-year-old girl was struck earlier this month be a car at Baseline Road and Calle Los Cerros Drive in Tempe, and police are looking for information that could lead them to the vehicle that hit
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Driver admits to 100+ mph ‘tire test’ on Tempe freeway, troopers say

TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A Valley driver wanted to see what his new tires could do. Instead, he found out what the inside of a trooper’s patrol car looks like. A trooper was stationed on a Loop 202 Red Mountain overpass near Priest Drive on Aug. 23 when a red SUV blew past, weaving around slower traffic, according to the
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Frybread sale helps family of crash victims

A Guadalupe community fundraiser helps support the relatives of a family killed on Labor Day. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has the story.
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Vehicle lands upside down after crash in Phoenix leaves three hospitalized

One vehicle landed on its roof after a two-vehicle crash in Phoenix Friday night, authorities said. Firefighters responded to 51st Avenue and Bell Road at around 10:45 p.m. for reports of the crash, according to the Phoenix Fire Department. First responders found two vehicles involved in the crash, with one...
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This Arizona Car Museum Packs In So Many Vintage Rides You Can Actually Climb...

Picture walking up to a shiny 1950s Chevy, opening the door, and actually sliding behind the wheel. At a certain Arizona museum, that hands-on moment isn’t a fantasy, it’s part of the fun. With over 170 vehicles spanning more than a century of automotive history, this spot turns...
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Drive Across Arizona To Try The Mouthwatering Burgers At This Iconic 54-Year-Old Joint Today

Some places earn their reputation quietly, one burger at a time, and The Chuckbox in Tempe, Arizona has been doing exactly that for over five decades without breaking a sweat. If you haven’t made the drive yet, today is the day to fix that. Let’s be honest about something...
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Man dies after shooting in Guadalupe, deputies say

GUADALUPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A man is dead after being shot in the town of Guadalupe Friday night. Just before 9:30 p.m., first responders were called to a report of a person shot at a home on East Calle Iglesia. When deputies arrived, they found a man who was...
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Arizona community gathers to support family killed in Navajo County crash

GUADALUPE, Ariz. - When tragedy hits a community, people are taught to look for the helpers. Several helpers have surfaced in the days following a fatal Labor Day crash that killed a Valley family of four, including one woman who has turned a homemade family recipe into a way to give back to those around her.
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Remote Work Fueled Arizona’s Migration Boom, Reshaping Towns From Phoenix To Cochise County

When remote work became normal, thousands of people sold expensive houses in California and the Northeast to buy homes in Arizona.

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