Top Clicks of May 2012

Every month in 2012, KTAR.com will feature the top 10 stories from the past month. May's headlines on our site were dominated by the murder-suicide of a prominent Arizona neo-Nazi, a helicopter crash in a Phoenix backyard and the beginning of Arizona's 2012 wildfire season.

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Jun 1, 2012, 6:16 AM Updated: Dec 28, 2012, 2:57 pm

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Formerly conjoined twins thrive post-separation
Doctors have given a clean bill of health to two-year-old twins who were born attached at the chest and abdomen and who underwent separation surgery at Stanford University's Lucile Packard Children's Hospital six months ago.
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More evacuations ordered in Gladiator fire
More evacuations have been ordered in northern Arizona as the Gladiator fire continues to spread.
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Obama birth certificate issue raised in Arizona
Controversy over President Barack Obama's eligibility to be president flared anew as Democrats criticized an Arizona state official's request for Hawaii officials to confirm they have Obama's birth certificate.
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Airport's Phoenix Sky Train takes 1st practice run
After years of development and planning, the Phoenix Sky Train glides down the tracks for the first time on Monday.
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Surprise summer storm rolls through Valley
It's not monsoon season yet, but a severe storm surprised many Valley residents.
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Sunflower wildfire passes 12,000 acres burned
Over 12,000 acres have been destroyed by the Sunflower fire, burning 21 miles south of Payson.
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Rollover crash on Loop 202 causes delays
A serious rollover crash involving an RV that was split in half has caused lane restrictions on the Loop 202 near 32nd Street.
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Fire destroys portion of Prescott's Whiskey Row
A fire on Prescott's famed Whiskey Row has destroyed at least three businesses.
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Helicopter crashes into Phoenix backyard
Authorities say a helicopter went down between two homes in a Phoenix neighborhood near 24th Street and Camelback Road.
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Top Story: Reports: Prominent neo-Nazi among five killed
Gilbert Police Sergeant Bill Balafas said they believe 39-year old Jason Todd Ready was the gunman in the shootings, a murder-suicide.
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Every month in 2012, KTAR.com will feature the top 10 stories from the past month.

May’s headlines on our site were dominated by the murder-suicide of a prominent Arizona neo-Nazi, a helicopter crash in a Phoenix backyard and the beginning of Arizona’s 2012 wildfire season.

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