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Bicyclist dies week after hit-and-run in north Phoenix; suspect on the run

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Police say a bicyclist has died a week after he was struck by a driver who fled the scene in north Phoenix. On Feb. 28, officers responded to a crash around 1 a.m. involving a bicyclist near 35th Avenue and El Caminito Drive, north of Northern Avenue.
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2 retired officers created their own Arizona police force to investigate paranormal encounters

Marianne Robb retired from the Gilbert Police Department in 2021, after 34 years in law enforcement. But she’s still working with police officers. A few years ago, she and another former officer, Dave Rich, started an organization they call UAP PD — the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Police Department. They take...
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Buckeye’s Verrado Marketplace adds bakery, brewery, 2 restaurants to lineup before opening

PHOENIX — Officials behind the upcoming Verrado Marketplace shopping center recently announced another wave of restaurants joining the development. The center near Interstate 10 and Verrado Way will be operated by Vestar, which said Paris Baguette will be one of four new dining options opening at the West Valley...
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The Cinnamon Rolls Arizona Locals Cannot Stop Craving In 2026

Arizona is home to some seriously incredible cinnamon rolls, and locals have strong opinions about where to find the best ones. My ideal weekend starts with a hot cup of coffee and a pastry so good I immediately start planning when I can have it again. I take the search...
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Zipps Sports Grill employee pleads guilty in case stemming from January raids in metro...

On Tuesday, the person in charge of overseeing kitchen staff for more than a dozen sports bars raided in January by immigration authorities pleaded guilty in federal court. Among the charges Diego Gonzalez-Rosales had faced was knowingly, continuously hiring undocumented people to work at Zipps Sports Grills. Instead...
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Zipps Sports Grill hiring manager accused of identity theft takes plea deal

PHOENIX, Arizona — A Zipps Sports Grill hiring manager who was charged during the January HSI raids of the 14 locations across the Valley pleaded guilty to identity fraud in federal court today. Diego Gonzalez-Rosales, 36, was originally charged with knowingly hiring employees living in the country illegally,...
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House Prices Set to Soar in These 9 Popular Spots for Retirees

Retirement is a prime time to make smart homeowner moves. Bearing that in mind, here are some real estate markets where prices might be primed to skyrocket.
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New at Phoenix Sky Harbor: Faster Parking, Traveler‑Friendly Amenities and Seamless Security Screening Options

At Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, we are always looking for opportunities to enhance the passenger experience. From improving convenience to introducing innovative technology, our team continuously works to make travel smoother, faster and more enjoyable. Catch up on some of the latest services and...
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Arrest made in north Phoenix mosque vandalism

A 30-year-old man accused of firing projectiles at a north Phoenix mosque, hitting several parked cars, has been arrested.
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Legend Produce Co-Founder Retires After 27 Years

Pat Tucker, co-founder of Legend Produce, has retired from day-to-day operations after nearly three decades leading the commercial melon company. Tucker established Legend Produce in 1999 with partners Barry Zwillinger and Jack Cancellieri. Over the last 27 years, the firm expanded from a local startup into a...

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