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Retirement Dreams Cut Short: Arizona Man Gets 20 Years for Random Killing of 66-Year-Old

Man preparing to retire gets shot dead after eating lunch at buffet, murdered by a random stranger who slid pistol through car window and blew him away – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: nvmwebsites-budwg5g9avh3epea.z03.azurefd.net) Avondale, Arizona – A 66-year-old New York man who had just purchas
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Mesa man accused of stabbing wife 24 times

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Mesa man is accused of stabbing his wife 24 times because he wanted to make her stop talking, according to Maricopa County prosecutors. The suspect, Nathaniel Gotham, made his first court appearance on Sunday. Officers responded to an apartment on University Drive near 40th...
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Scottsdale Arizona Circle K Manager Fired After Buying Winning $12.8 Million Lottery Ticket

A customer entered a Circle K store in Scottsdale, Arizona last November with the intent to purchase $85 worth of lottery tickets. The tickets were printed out but the woman soon realized she only had $60 on her, thus having to leave some of the tickets behind. One of those...
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Eastbound US 60 reopened after police investigation near Power Road

MESA, AZ — Eastbound U.S. 60 near Power Road is reopened after Mesa police investigated a death in the area Sunday morning. According to the Mesa Police Department, the investigation has prompted traffic restrictions along eastbound U.S. 60 near Power Road. The eastbound on-ramp at Power Road is temporarily...
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Construction firm leases large building in Phoenix’s Camelback Corridor, plans to make it regional...

One of the largest construction firms in the country is nearly doubling its Valley office footprint, with plans to move its regional headquarters into a new building next year in Phoenix’s Camelback Corridor. McCarthy Building Cos. signed a 96,252-square-foot, 11-year lease at 3133 E. Camelback Road, according to Maric
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Why Phoenix chef Joey Maggiore says Phoenix food scene is in a renaissance

One of metro Phoenix’s most recognizable chefs says Arizona’s food scene is evolving into a culinary destination.
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Scottsdale STR Owners Must Pay $250 Annual License and $500K Insurance

Scottsdale STR owners renting under 30 nights must get a $250 annual license, $500,000 liability coverage and notify neighbors.
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Mercury lose by 48 in third-biggest blowout in WNBA history

Mercury coach Nate Tibbetts said his team "can't have any more of these" after Saturday night's 48-point loss to the Aces, the third-worst blowout in WNBA history.
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Valley Broils at 108 as Monsoon Storms Line Up for Afternoon Ambush

Phoenix is already baking this morning, with temperatures around 91°F and partly cloudy skies at Sky Harbor, and the heat will only crank up through Sunday, July 12, with a high near 108°F. Added humidity will push apparent temperatures into the 110–115°F range across much of the lower desert, turning the afternoon int
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Audit flunks state grading system for schools, including in Mesa

Arizona’s school letter grades do not accurately reflect how schools are performing, according to a recent performance audit of the Arizona Department of Education from the Arizona Auditor General’s office. The audit also found that state officials have been out of compliance with the law requiring individual grades...

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