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Scottsdale pizzeria named among the best in U.S.

Everyone, from Yelp reviewers to real estate companies, claims to have crunched the data to find the best places for pizza. Others hit the streets in the name of research, including the Phoenix New Times food team. Arguably, no one has racked up more airline miles in pursuit of the world’s best pies than an anonymous g
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Swim Up to the Best Seafood Restaurants in Phoenix

It may surprise you to learn that, for a city situated in a landlocked state, Phoenix truly delivers when it comes to seafood. While many might think the words Arizona and seafood don’t belong together, these spots prove naysayers wrong. From buzzy, high-end Scottsdale restaurants to places that own fishing boats, here
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Auto Repair Store Expansion Jumps to Phoenix from Northeast U.S.

Full-service auto repair Dunn Tire & Auto recently opened a store in Phoenix. This location, on Bell Road east of I-17, marks not only its first Phoenix location but its first location beyond the Northeast. “We have always prioritized smart, measured growth across our portfolio of tire and full-service automotive maint
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Scalding hot water ‘poured’ over toddler’s head, mom and boyfriend kept his injuries secret...

An Arizona mother and her boyfriend allegedly poured scalding hot water over the head of the mom's toddler and kept his injuries secret until the boy died. The post Scalding hot water 'poured' over toddler's head, mom and boyfriend kept his injuries secret as the boy died a 'slow, painful' death: Police first appeared
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Mother facing manslaughter charge after toddler dies with fentanyl in system

PHOENIX — Kimberly Michelle Martin is facing a manslaughter charge after her 18-month-old boy died on May 19, according to court documents. On April 19, officers responded to a call near 11th Avenue and Mountain View Road in Phoenix and found an unresponsive child. The Phoenix Fire Department transported...
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Six years, still no answers in murder of Nick Cordova

There are still no arrests in a 2020 murder case where a Valley father of two was shot and killed while on a call with his family.
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Deer Valley school board member under fire for holding up a ‘Nazi’ salute during...

PHOENIX — A Deer Valley Unified School District board member is facing community backlash after she held up a Nazi salute and said "heil" at the end of a board meeting this week. The board member, Kimberly Fisher, took to Facebook after the Tuesday night meeting and expressed her...
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Glendale officer-involved shooting at shopping center

A man armed with a knife was shot by Glendale police Wednesday morning after officers responded to a reported domestic violence incident at a business near 63rd Avenue and Bell Road. The officer-involved shooting occurred shortly before 10 a.m. May 20 after Glendale police received a call about a suspicious...
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Retired FBI agent weighs in after suspected serial bank robber charged

A suspected Phoenix-area serial bank robber was federally charged this week and a retired FBI agent explains why the payoff isn't worth the risk. The ex-agent explains why the bureau gets involved fast and why these cases often catch up with suspects. Prosecutors say the robberies followed a similar pattern, but the pa
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Domestic migration fueling Pinal population boom

To find Arizona's next boomtown, look beyond Maricopa County. The big picture: Of the 31,107 residents Arizona gained through domestic migration last year, 21,315 moved to Pinal County. By the numbers: That contributed to the 4.9% population boom that made Pinal the seventh fastest-growing county in the country. Marico

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