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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.
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Republicans in the Arizona Legislature advanced a pair of bills Thursday backed by anti-abortion groups, including one that would make the procedure illegal if the mother sought it because of a fetal disability.
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Arizona's top public health official said the state's third mass vaccination site, which opened Thursday, will gradually ramp us operations before reaching full capacity.
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Some, but not all, of Arizona’s weather-delayed COVID-19 vaccine shipments are on their way to the state, authorities said Thursday.
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Arizona is planning to allocate $230 million for projects to improve highway safety and capacity across the state.
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Prosecutors dropped charges against the man accused of kidnapping his son in Peoria and killing the boy’s mother during the abduction because he is “medically incapacitated,” authorities said.
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According to Arizona's COVID-19 dashboard, vaccine administration is on pace to fully consume the available supply as soon as Friday. But the numbers can be misleading.
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Former Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen, who acknowledged running an illegal adoption scheme in three states, argued to an appeals court that his six-year prison sentence in a federal case is too long.
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U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly intends to follow up on a request to the federal government for resources to test migrants at the border for COVID-19.
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The Phoenix City Council approved a rezoning request that will redevelop Paradise Valley Mall for mixed use, including a grocery store, restaurants and high-rise multi-family housing.
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Arizona officials on Thursday reported 1,143 new coronavirus cases and 213 additional deaths from COVID-19.
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One person was killed in a fiery crash on a freeway in east Mesa early Thursday, authorities said.
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A new report found Arizona ranks last for median annual teacher pay, which is about $47,606 when adjusted for cost of living.
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Incito Schools and its two co-founders have been indicted on charges of fraud and theft, the Arizona Attorney General's Office said Wednesday.
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Three Arizona cities claimed spots on a ranking by 55places.com of the top 20 most affordable places to retire in the Unites States.
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The Arizona Small Business Association has launched a virtual initiative aimed at helping businesses recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Chandler-based apparel maker State Forty Eight is flexing a little muscle with an expansion of its store and services.