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Since the start of the pandemic, St. Mary’s Food Bank has experienced an unprecedented demand for food to feed families across Arizona. In its 50-year history, the food bank now reports a record amount of food distributed.
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The Salt River Project is looking to add employees to its Valley call centers, which are located in Tempe and Queen Creek.
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The Fairway Drive traffic interchange along Interstate 10 in Avondale is now open to traffic, the city announced Monday after a ribbon cutting ceremony.
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New Mexico-based chemical and gas management company Rinchem is expanding the its facility in Chandler by 50,000 square feet in the new year.
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Construction on a light rail extension project in Phoenix will affect service during parts of February and March.
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Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio is in quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus, he confirmed to KTAR News 92.3 FM on Tuesday.
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Two unclaimed Powerball lottery tickets purchased in Arizona convenience stores are worth $1 million after Saturday's drawing.
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Two prisoners on the loose after escaping from the Arizona State Prison in Florence attempted a robbery Saturday, officials say.
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Less than half of the million-plus COVID-19 vaccine doses allocated to Arizona by the federal government as of Tuesday have made their way into people’s arms.
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Phoenix Zoo’s annual nighttime ZooLights attraction will go dark after this weekend, and only two days remain for the drive-through option.
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One year ago on Jan. 26, Arizona reported its first confirmed COVID-19 case. The disease has claimed the lives of more than 12,000 Arizonans since then.
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will vote Wednesday on whether to allow two independent firms to conduct an audit on the certified 2020 election results.
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Arizona added $1 million Tuesday to a state program helping restaurants with coronavirus safety measures.
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A Phoenix nurse said her intensive care unit is seeing plenty of young, healthy patients who are extremely ill or dying from COVID-19.
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Arizona on Tuesday reported 4,748 new coronavirus cases, the lowest one-day increase of the new year, and 209 additional deaths from COVID-19.
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A winter storm shut down multiple highways across northern Arizona on Monday and when they'll reopen is anyone's guess. Major routes closed included Interstates 17 and 40.
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The Phoenix Police Department on Monday released a video of an officer fatally shooting a man that was holding a gun and a baby.
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Mesa Public Schools is offering COVID-19 vaccines this week at several of its campuses in partnership with the Mesa Fire and Medical Department.
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Dan Volcko of the Phoenix Fire Department has responded to countless COVID-related 911 calls. But he never thought he would be the one to end up sick in the hospital.
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A Valleywise Health comprehensive health center opened its doors Monday to bring affordable care to the West Valley, the organization announced.