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Here are some of the top stories that headlined the news cycle, both locally and nationally, over the weekend of Jan. 24-26.

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At the U.S. Conference of Mayors Panel in Washington D.C., Phoenix mayor Kate Gallego said Arizona has hurdles when it comes to affordable housing.

A 51-year-old victim and his 19-year-old son were approached in a parking lot by a 58-year-old male suspect who shot both of them before shooting himself.

Two bodies were found deceased at a retirement neighborhood in Anthem on Saturday morning that MCSO Sgt. Joaquin Enriquez says "was a shooting."

The Phoenix Police Department on Saturday released a surveillance video capturing a man setting five cars on fire in a parking lot on Jan. 5.

The Silver Alert that was issued for 82-year-old David William Guffie has been canceled after he was found safe on Saturday morning.

A motorcyclist has died after a collision with a vehicle that caused the motorcycle to burst into flames on impact early Saturday morning

A part of Sky Harbor International Airport's Terminal 4 was evacuated Friday after a woman made a "false terrorism report" to airline personnel.

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ThredUP, an online fashion resale platform, announced Thursday it has opened a corporate office expansion in Scottsdale and plans to hire up to 50 people.