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APS Worker Yanks Child From Edge Of Downtown Phoenix Traffic

A child’s close call with downtown Phoenix traffic ended in a split second of heroics Tuesday afternoon, when an APS worker stepped in and pulled the youngster away from a busy street, an intervention caught on video. In the short clip, the child breaks free and heads toward the roadway before the worker moves between the child and the cars and quickly guides them...
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Recent small plane crashes in Arizona raise concerns, but experts urge perspective

PHOENIX — Air travel safety is drawing increased attention across Arizona following four small plane crashes reported within the past week. While the incidents may seem alarming, aviation experts say the recent uptick does not necessarily signal a broader safety issue. The crashes — ranging from a runway overrun...
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Hiker experiencing medical emergency airlifted off Camelback Mountain

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Crews rescued a hiker who experienced a medical emergency on a popular trail Tuesday morning, marking the seventh rescue in recent days across the Valley. Phoenix Fire, along with crews from Tempe and Scottsdale, were called out to a rescue on Echo Canyon Trail at Camelback...
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Tree Trimmer Dies After He’s Pinned by Falling Palm Fronds While at Work

Arizona police identified the victim as Flavio Sesmas Maya
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Scottsdale small business owners scramble as Painted Tree Boutiques announces sudden closure

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Business owners who rent space at Painted Tree Boutiques were told Tuesday morning that the company was ceasing operations, leaving many scrambling. Outside the north Scottsdale store, shop owners were seen moving furniture, pallets of blankets and clothing that they sold on consignment. Erin Winkelman has...
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Man sentenced to life in prison for killing girlfriend over texts from another man

PHOENIX — A 23-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison plus 26 years for fatally shooting his girlfriend 11 times while driving around Tempe in June 2023. Prosecutors said that Adrian Aguilar shot 19-year-old Amria Crofton over the course of 45 minutes after seeing a text message from another man on her phone. Aguilar demanded Crofton tell him whether she...
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Deadly Rollover Crash Shuts Down I-17 In Phoenix

At approximately 7:20 a.m. on April 12, 2026, a serious rollover crash involving an SUV occurred along northbound I-17 near West Cactus in Phoenix. First responders arrived to find multiple patients involved, including several children. Due to the severity of the incident, the response was upgraded to a full medical assignment, bringing in additional units.
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Arizona Welcomes a New IKEA Location

Located at Village Square II shopping center, 4643 E. Cactus Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85032, the 75,000-square-foot store includes over 4,000 products on display with a curated selection of over 3,000 products for immediate takeaway.
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Another billion-dollar giant relocating out of California

LOS ANGELES - KB Home, a staple of the Southern California business landscape for decades, announced Tuesday that it will exit its Westwood headquarters next year. The move to Tempe marks a strategic shift for the developer as it seeks to streamline operations and capitalize on Arizona's lower cost of doing business.
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Scottsdale council to consider Old Town parking garage renovation

The Scottsdale City Council will consider the approval of a nearly $4 million construction contract for phase one of the parking garage. The project will eventually add two additional levels to the existing parking structure on First Street and Brown. David Caltabiano reports.

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