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Shots fired at ICE administration building in Phoenix, FBI says

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The FBI is investigating after shots were fired at a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building in central Phoenix Tuesday afternoon. According to the FBI, at least one person fired several rounds that struck the exterior of the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations building, locat
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Up to 2,000 Native Americans dead or missing in Medicaid fraud scheme: Attorneys

The lead plaintiff suffered a traumatic brain injury after a sober living home staffer gave her fentanyl in 2022.
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Mesa firefighters rescue missing dog from canal, reunite him with his family

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A dog with a special medical condition was reunited with his family after being rescued by Mesa firefighters on Tuesday. Firefighters with Engine 2205 were called to a canal in Mesa on Tuesday after a dog fell in, the Mesa Fire and Medical Department shared on Facebook.
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Man jumps from window after alleged fight turns deadly in Phoenix

PHOENIX - A suspect is in custody following an alleged fight turned deadly at a Phoenix apartment complex. On July 15, around 3:43 a.m. officers responded to a call near 36th Street and McDowell Road for reports of a fight. They found a man jumping out of an apartment window...
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Man accused of posing as Mesa Circle K worker to steal lottery tickets arrested

Mesa police arrested a man accused of dressing as a Circle K employee and stealing more than $1,400 in lottery tickets from multiple convenience stores.
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Scottsdale man indicted for allegedly defrauding disabled best friend

A Scottsdale man is facing multiple felony charges, including fraud and theft, for allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a disabled friend. Investigators say the suspect exploited the victim's trust and power of attorney to drain Medicaid, Social Security, and personal funds over 14 years. Adult Prot
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Here’s how the Mastro family built a multigenerational Arizona restaurant empire

The proper noun “Mastro” has a few meanings for Valley residents. For some, it’s the name of their favorite high-end steakhouse. For others, it’s their boss’ last name. And for a select few, it’s simply their own. Jeffrey Mastro is one of those few....
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What Arizona families should know about cyclospora

Investigators still haven't identified a common contamination source for the cyclosporiasis outbreak gripping the nation, limiting the guidance health officials can give consumers. The big picture: Fresh produce remains the focus of investigators, with lettuce and other ingredients pulled from some Taco Bell restaurant
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Winds, dust and possible rain headed toward Valley ahead of expected heavier monsoon activity

Thunderstorms in northern Arizona sent winds that kicked up dust near the Valley Wednesday evening before heavier monsoon activity was expected to hit the area Thursday. The Arizona Department of Transportation cautioned drivers on Interstate 10 near Picacho Peak to use caution due to a wall of blowing dust. Meanwhile,
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This Arizona group home made 600+ missing child reports in four years

ABC15 reviewed call-for-service records from the Queen Creek PD between January 2022 and September 2025. In all, the campuses made more than 600 missing person calls to police in less than four years.

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