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Chandler Police: Kicking doors, shutting off power can be chargeable crimes

CHANDLER, Ariz. - The southbound lanes of Alma School Road will remain closed between Sandpiper Drive, which is the first traffic light south of Queen Creek Road, and Ocotillo Road in south
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Woman, 18, killed in I-17 wrong-way crash

An 18-year-old woman died on June 4 after authorities say she crashed head-on into a pickup truck while driving in the wrong direction along Interstate 17 in Phoenix. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
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Popular Phoenix bakery Noble Bread seeks restructuring through Chapter 11

Phoenix-based bakery Noble Bread and its associated restaurant, Noble Eatery, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Tragedy along Phoenix freeway; update on wounded AJ police officer | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From a deadly crash involving a pedestrian along a major Valley freeway to the latest on a far East Valley police officer who was gravely wounded, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, June 3, 2025. 1. Tragedy along Valley freeway. Featured.
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Two shootings and hit-run rock Scottsdale

During an unusually violent week in Scottsdale, two separate shootings killed one man and injured another. In a third incident, a man was sent to the hospital after a late night hit-and-run. Sean Quinn, 48, was arrested and accused of fatally shooting 46-year-old Michael Bradford May 21 at a home...
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Mayo Clinic laboratory developing Valley fever rapid test

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Valley laboratory is developing a rapid antibody test to help with a common desert illness. The Mayo Clinic’s Microbiology Laboratory, in partnership with Arizona Sate University, is developing a rapid antibody test for Valley fever that will get results in 10 minutes or less.
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Woman’s $2M claim blames Mesa for accident

A woman is demanding $2 million to settle a claim accusing the City of Mesa of creating an unsafe condition during a water improvement project at an intersection that led to her injuries. Mesa declined to comment citing pending litigation. The city has 60 days to respond to the claim...
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Scottsdale Police: pepper spray used in attempted armed robbery

At least three employees were exposed to pepper spray when two suspects attempted an armed robbery at a Scottsdale eyewear business, near 7000 N. Scottsdale Road on Monday, June 1st, around 4:40
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Records: Man accused of punching Phoenix cop had assaulted an officer before

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Newly obtained court documents are revealing more about the timeline of events that led to a Phoenix police officer being assaulted while responding to a disturbance in south Phoenix. Officers responded to a fight around 1:15 p.m. on Friday at a Dollar General store near 19th...
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Valley internet, cable users to see changes after $34B merger

Cox Communications has entered into a $34.5 billion deal to merge with Charter Communications which, if approved by federal regulators, will create one of the nation's largest cable and

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