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Phoenix-based mattress producer Brooklyn Bedding announced plans to build a huge manufacturing facility along with new headquarters in Glendale.
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Authorities are encouraging shoppers to thoroughly inspect their used purchases after a Phoenix family took home a snuggly toy stuffed with dangerous drugs.
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The University of Arizona president on Monday called the shooting death of a student inside a campus parking garage a “senseless murder.”
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The Arizona health department is adding a fourth state-run site for mass COVID-19 vaccinations next week, this one in the East Valley.
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Arizona officials on Monday reported 1,507 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths from COVID-19.
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A bill in the state legislature would let students without a legal status pay in-state tuition at Arizona's public universities and community colleges, as well as receive state-subsidized financial aid.
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U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona is chairing a subcommittee that has jurisdiction over government efficiency and border management, according to a press release.
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The United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona is opening a new facility dedicated to helping children in Phoenix on Monday.
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The Michael Anderson School in Avondale was selected as a finalist for the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching Founder's Award, rewarding the school $10,000 and a chance at $50,000 if selected for the grand prize.
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From a tax scam warning to Honeywell opening a facility in Chandler to produce personal protective equipment, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.
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Exceptional drought has hit many states in the West with parts of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Nevada among the hardest hit.
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Phoenix police are searching for a suspect after a hit-and-run near Glendale Avenue and I-17 on Saturday night left a man dead, according to authorities.
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Interstate 17 near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is back open in both directions after weekend work was completed ahead of schedule, ADOT said Sunday.
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Cindy McCain says she would be open to a role in President Joe Biden's administation and that her husband would not have stood by during the Capitol riots.
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Arizona officials on Sunday reported 1,804 new coronavirus cases and 25 additional deaths from COVID-19.
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A 13-story AC Hotel by Marriott opened Friday in the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix, promising guests a modern, sleek environment.
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It's time to celebrate the furry friend in your life with a virtual edition of the 11th annual Dog Days of Glendale on Feb. 27.
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Arizona job levels are expected to approach pre-pandemic levels about a year from now, according to a new forecast.
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Phoenix Pride announced Friday that the annual festival and parade has been moved to the fall, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Yavapai County Sheriff's deputies seized nearly 50 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop near Sunset Point on Interstate 17 last week.