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The latest quarterly voter registration report released on Thursday show the Republican Party still has the most active voters in Arizona.
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The Arizona Department of Revenue is warning that residents are receiving an unexpected unemployment benefits tax form that's likely due to a fraud scheme.
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Glendale police have released body cam footage of an officer-involved shooting from December that left a 45-year-old man dead.
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Cara Christ, Arizona's top public health official, doesn't expect this week's weather delays to have a significant impact on the state's vaccination progress.
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Lawyers for Arizona prison inmates in a legal settlement over health care have asked a judge to hold a hearing to discuss her threats to impose contempt-of-court fines against the state for not complying.
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Honeywell will be opening a facility in Chandler to produce critical personal protective equipment, Mayor Kevin Hartke announced in his State of the City address Thursday.
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Arizona officials said the state is allocating $100 million of federal funding to county health departments to support COVID-19 testing and other mitigation efforts.
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Banner Health, Arizona's largest hospital system, eased visitor restrictions on Friday as coronavirus metrics in the state continue to improve.
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Operation Broken Hearts, a multi-agency Phoenix-area sting targeting sexual predators, yielded 34 arrests on a variety of child sex crime charges, authorities said Friday.
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Three suspects known as the Jeepers Bandits have been arrested in connection with a string of 2020 Phoenix-area armed robberies, the FBI said Thursday.
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A nationwide search for the next president of Northern Arizona University has ended with the selection of Jose Luis Cruz, one of two finalists for the position.
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Arizona officials on Friday reported 1,918 new coronavirus cases and 145 additional deaths from COVID-19.
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At least one person was killed in a freeway accident in Scottsdale involving a motorcycle rider early Friday, authorities said.
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Arizona leads the country with 19 Republican-proposed bills that would place restrictions on voters, according to the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
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Maricopa County will soon close two of its COVID-19 vaccine sites, with officials saying the PODs were never meant to be the entire distribution strategy.
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The Fiesta Bowl announced a statewide traveling tour called "Kindness Arizona" after the parade planned for April was canceled due to COVID-19.
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Mesa is asking natural gas customers to conserve usage until at least Sunday, as gas supply from the Texas Panhandle may be getting curtailed.
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Weekend drivers will face closures on Interstate 17 near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and on Loop 101 in north Phoenix, according to ADOT.
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Driven by population and employment growth with a high-tech industrial base, Phoenix has climbed into the top 10 best-performing large cities nationwide.
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The closure of a coal-fired power plant in far northern Arizona led to the loss of $40 million in property tax revenue for Coconino County, county officials said.