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Parts of Interstate 17 will be closed this weekend as the project to reconstruct the bridge over Central Avenue in Phoenix reaches the midway point.
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The Arizona Department of Education revealed Wednesday how more than $1 billion in new federal COVID relief funds for schools will be allocated.
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The Arizona Department of Health Services on Wednesday released new details about weather-related delays in COVID-19 vaccine shipments.
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An Arizona woman charged in connection with the Jan. 6 onslaught of the U.S. Capitol bragged in a Snapchat video that she was recently recruited by a Kansas City chapter of the Proud Boys.
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An argument over a barking dog preceded a fatal shooting in west Phoenix this week, according to court documents.
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Arizona has surpassed 800,000 reported coronavirus cases and 15,000 deaths from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.
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The Arizona Senate on Tuesday rejected an effort to purge about 200,000 people from a list of voters who automatically get mail ballots.
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Three suspects accused of shooting at state troopers near a Phoenix freeway were taken into custody early Wednesday, authorities said.
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A new medication to help smokers quit has not been approved for usage in the United States in more than a decade. An ASU professor is hoping to change that.
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As production of the COVID-19 vaccine ramps up, the next focus needs to be ensuring people want the shot, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona said Tuesday.
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Students from BASIS Peoria won the regional competition for the 2021 National Science Bowl and will now compete in the nationals for a $5,000 grand prize.
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Crash, a 1-year-old puppy who was struck by a car in rural Arizona, is on the road to recovery and adoption.
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Valle del Sol announced Tuesday it has received a $4 million grant to expand community-based behavioral health services over the next two years.
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Health advocates welcomed the chance for more people to get health insurance with the reopening of enrollment for Affordable Care Act coverage on Monday.
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A Silver Alert was issued Tuesday evening for a 56-year-old woman with schizophrenia last seen at a Walmart in Queen Creek.
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Winter weather impacting much of the country has delayed this week's COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Arizona and forced some appointments to be canceled.
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The University of Arizona will join six other schools to help digitize the oral histories of Native Americans collected during the 1960s and 1970s.
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A measure approved Monday by a state House committee is among several bills advancing in the Republican-controlled Legislature in the wake of demonstrations against police brutality last year.
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A 19-year-old woman has been arrested for leaving the scene of a serious hit and run accident in Mesa, authorities said Tuesday.
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Authorities have identified human remains as an Arizona woman reported missing in 2015, but say the main suspect in her death died in prison last year.