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2 women arrested for allegedly stealing $75K in cosmetics from Ulta Beauty stores

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two women are facing charges of organized retail theft in Maricopa County after prosecutors say they stole more than $75,000 in cosmetics from more than a dozen Ulta Beauty stores across the Valley. Police say Ivonne Buitrago-Cabrera and Yoraima Buitrago-Cabrera walked into Ulta stores, stuffed cos
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Several citations issued after trooper pulls over ‘overloaded and unsecured’ commercial vehicle in Phoenix

Arizona commercial vehicle troopers found multiple violations during a recent traffic stop that was initiated because the truck was “overloaded with passengers.” A traffic stop was initiated in the Phoenix area after a commercial vehicle traveling on SR-202 passed an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper with the
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Iconic Phoenix venue to close after 35 years. How to celebrate its final run

The challenges facing local news organizations are very real. That's why reader support matters more than ever. If you believe independent journalism matters, make a contribution today and help us reach our summer fundraising goal of $15,000 by August 9. When The Rhythm Room reopens in late August, it will...
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Wrongful death lawsuit alleges DCS failed to protect Rebekah Baptiste

A lawsuit has officially been filed against the state, alleging the Arizona Department of Child Safety failed to protect a 10-year-old girl. Rebekah Baptiste was found unresponsive in Holbrook, Arizona on July 27, 2025. A few days later she passed away after being transported to Phoenix Children's Hospital. Her dad,...
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Monsoon storms knock out power, spark tree fires in Phoenix area

Lightning set several palm trees on fire across the Valley, including one in a Gilbert front yard. The renter said a loud burst of thunder woke him before he saw the palm tree burning. Firefighters also put out a palm tree fire near Bethany Home Road and Seventh Avenue. At the storm’s peak, more than 3,000 APS customer
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Customer: APS should pursue nominal rate hikes

OPINION — In response to Mel Meter’s editorial comments supporting the proposed 14% rate increase in one year by for-profit monopoly, APS, I offer my comments and observations. Meter suggests that the proposed massive increase is warranted due to operational and capital costs. I disagree! These costs have...
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Phoenix overnight lows are hotter than ever, and the trend is only going up

Phoenix summers are known for brutal heat, but the nights are no longer offering much relief — and the data shows this year is among the worst on record for overnight lows.
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Phoenix VA launches non-emergency ambulance service for Veterans

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced an expansion of medical transportation services in the Phoenix area with the launch of VA-operated non-emergency ambulance services. The new program will supplement the Phoenix VA Health Care System’s existing transportation services and work alongside contracted commun
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Gilbert residents express concern as water rates go up once again

GILBERT, Ariz. - The increased water rates continue to be a hot topic of discussion in Gilbert. "Obviously, the water rates have gone up dramatically," resident Robert Salemi said. By the numbers:. The town raised water rates 25% in April 2026, and another 25% this year. Salemi says his monthly...
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Cavender’s set to open new stores in Tucson and Gilbert

Cavender’s Boot City sees itself as part of Arizona’s extended family. It’s strengthening those ties with two new stores in the Valley and Southern Arizona. The retailer will debut its latest Tucson location at 7200 E. Broadway Blvd. on Tuesday, Sept. 15, with a Gilbert store to follow at 2817 S. Market St. Celebration

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