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Maricopa, Phoenix families dealing with home break-ins despite security cameras

MARICOPA, AZ (AZFamily) — Home security cameras have become a popular way to help make sure your personal space remains safe from intruders. However, there have been case after case lately where home security cameras are on but burglars are breaking in anyway. It happened to Pnina Brown from...
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VIDEO: Man attacked while serving late-night hot dogs in downtown Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix hot dog vendor says he fought back while he was attacked on the job in downtown and he wants the community and police to do more. A typical night for Arnold Chance is grilling hot dogs out on the streets of Phoenix. Over the weekend, a night out on the job turned into a violent attack.
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Speak Up: Scottsdale Mayor’s plan to possibly put Salt River horses in the preserve...

Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky's plan to possibly move up to 60 of the famous Salt River horses to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve has been making headlines lately, but some local experts say
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Tempe’s 1st Sam’s Club set to debut with several grand opening events

PHOENIX – Tempe’s first Sam’s Club is set to debut with several grand opening events in the coming days. The official grand opening at Tempe Marketplace is set for next Thursday (Aug. 7), but the warehouse club isn’t waiting to celebrate. The new store will host...
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East Valley brewery to sell convenience store items like cigarettes, toothpaste and more

PHOENIX — After nearly a decade of serving ales, lagers and IPAs in downtown Mesa, one brewery will now also be selling energy drinks, toothpaste and more. Oro Brewing Company, located near Main Street and Robson, will be rebranding to Oro Brewing & Vice Company and will expand to become a bodega as well as a brewery.
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Caught On Camera: Amazon drone mishap sends package plunging into Avondale pool

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Amazon’s experimental service with delivery drones has encountered some turbulence in the past few months, and a recent incident in the West Valley, caught on camera, involving a package and a pool, is raising concerns. Also known as MK30s, the drones can carry up to...
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Police identify pregnant teen girl found shot to death at Phoenix park

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix police released on Thursday night the name of the pregnant teen girl who was found dead after being shot at a Phoenix park earlier this month. Investigators said the victims were 16-year-old Zariah Dodd and her unborn daughter. She was about 22 weeks pregnant. On...
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Scottsdale man accused of filming multiple women

A Scottsdale man is accused of filming women during sexual encounters without their knowledge, and investigators say some of the evidence dates back nearly a decade. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez reports.
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Future of Salt River wild horses uncertain as management contract expires

The Salt River's majestic horses have roamed these waters for generations. These beloved desert gems now face an uncertain future as officials consider substantial herd reductions.
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Man receives prison sentence for more than 750 acts of graffiti in Phoenix

The Maricopa County Attorney announced 34-year-old Jordan Quimayousie, a prolific tagger, received a sentence of 4.5 years in prison for more than 750 acts of graffiti across Phoenix.

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