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Man tried to take ketamine, cocaine through Sky Harbor security, prosecutors say

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man was arrested after allegedly trying to bring drugs through security at Sky Harbor Airport, according to Maricopa County prosecutors. Hayden Cole Hidalgo, 32, made his first court appearance Saturday night. Prosecutors allege Hidalgo had 70 grams of ketamine and 10 grams of cocaine while...
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Gunman In Marvin The Martian Hat Robs Arizona Convenience Store, $1,000 Reward Offered

A man wearing a Marvin the Martian hat pulled a gun on a convenience store clerk and made off with cash, and now authorities are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. Police are searching for the suspect, whose distinctive headwear may be the key detail that helps investigators track him down.
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Teen boy arrested after shooting outside Bass Pro Shops in Mesa

A teenage boy is facing multiple felony charges after a private gun sale in a Mesa parking lot erupted in gunfire Thursday afternoon.
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UMOM Wins Approval to Build 192 Affordable Homes on Phoenix School Land

UMOM New Day Centers has received final approval to break ground on Salamanca Square, a 192-unit affordable housing complex planned for land once owned by the Alhambra School District in west Phoenix. The project, located on 39th Avenue between Indian School and Dysart roads, is slated to begin construction this fall a
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People Keep Coming Back To This Historic Phoenix Diner That’s Been Serving Comfort Food...

Phoenix has changed a lot since the end of World War II. Freeways arrived, towers rose downtown, and new neighborhoods spread across the valley. Yet one tiny building on a quiet residential street has kept doing the same simple job since 1945, which is feeding people well. It is so small that seats can be hard to find,
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Wichita Cartel Ring That Used Phoenix as Drug Pickup Point Ends in 15 Guilty...

A drug-trafficking ring accused of working on behalf of the Sinaloa Cartel used Phoenix as a pickup point to funnel fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine into Wichita, Kansas, federal authorities say, and the operation has now collapsed under the weight of fifteen guilty pleas. The case describes couriers who drove fro
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Warm Autumn Evenings Bring The Bats Streaming Out Of This Arizona Bridge At Dusk

Right in the heart of one of Arizona’s busiest cities, thousands of bats live inside a concrete flood tunnel and pour out into the sky each evening like smoke rising from a chimney. Most people driving by have no idea it exists, yet a short walk along a canal drops you right in front of the show.
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10 Arizona restaurants make Yelp’s Top 100 Mexican food spots

Arizona’s reputation as a destination for outstanding Mexican food is getting some national recognition. Ten Arizona restaurants earned spots on Yelp’s list of the Top 100 Mexican food spots in the U.S. and Canada, with destinations in Phoenix, Tucson, Gilbert and Sedona making the cut. The list was...
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Stolen BMW Chase Ends in Tombstone Rollover, Cracks Open Phoenix Car Theft Ring

Five vehicles authorities linked to thefts originating in the Phoenix area were recovered across southeastern Arizona, including three in Tombstone. The investigation also led to three people being booked into jail. According to AZ Family, authorities tried to stop a reported stolen BMW X5 that was traveling eastbound
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Hundreds of volunteers remove trash and invasive species from lower Salt River

Hundreds of volunteers gathered along the banks of the Salt River on Saturday to celebrate National Public Lands Day by removing trash and invasive species. Volunteers gathered at the Phon D. Sutton recreation area along the Salt River in the Tonto National Forest for a clean up event celebrating National Public Lands

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