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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 22, 2014California-based Blaze Pizza to open in Phoenix
The pizza scene in the Valley is really heating up with another pizza franchise about to stake its claim.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Apr 21, 20141 hurt in shooting at Salt Lake City courthouse
A man appearing before a federal judge in Salt Lake City was shot and critically wounded after he…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 21, 2014
Nogales police cite new scam for drop in money laundering
An Arizona border town is reportedly seeing fewer cases of international money laundering thanks to a new scam operated by Mexican drug cartels.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 21, 2014
Arizona Rep. Kyrsten Sinema finishes Boston Marathon
Excuse Rep. Kyrsten Sinema if she doesn't get up to say hello. The U.S. congresswoman from Arizona finished the Boston Marathon on Monday.
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APS | Apr 21, 2014‘Ghost car’ miraculously appears in middle of Russian intersection
Some things need to be seen to be believed. Especially when it comes to an incident happening in…
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APS | Apr 21, 2014Army staff sergeant raps to cheer up girl with broken leg
Regardless of how old you are, breaking a leg is never fun. Having to follow the rules that…
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 21, 2014Public smokeouts in Denver and Trenton
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 20, 20142014 Phoenix Zoo Earth Day Celebration
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 20, 2014Easter celebrations around the world
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APS | Apr 20, 2014Prague celebrates Easter with good old-fashioned bunny hop competition
The Easter holiday is celebrated a bit differently all over the world.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2014
10-year-old Valley girl drowns in Saguaro Lake area
A visit to the Saguaro Lake area Sunday has reportedly turned tragic for one Valley family.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2014
Progress made on 600-acre southern Arizona fire
Fire officials say a lightning-caused blaze that has scorched 600 acres on a large ranch in southeastern Arizona has gotten closer to being fully contained.
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 19, 201419th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing
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APS | Apr 19, 2014YouTube user goes to great lengths to melt popular Peeps
By now, they are everywhere. Light blue, pink, purple and even yellow. In the spirit of the Easter holiday, the colorful candies are for sale in every supermarket across the country.
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 19, 20142014 Salt Lake City Comic-Con
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 19, 2014Michelangelo’s work watches over Phoenix homeless
The spirit of Michelangelo's Pieta sculpture is being felt thousands of miles away from Vatican City and outside a Phoenix charity's dining hall.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 19, 2014Report: Jodi Arias seeks restraining order against Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Jodi Arias, who was found guilty in May 2013 of first-degree murder in connection with the death of boyfriend Travis Alexander, wants a restraining order against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 19, 2014
Flagstaff homeless shelter gets last-minute save
A Flagstaff homeless shelter that closed its nighttime services for the season has gotten a last-minute reprieve.
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PHOTO GALLERIES | Apr 18, 2014Good Friday 2014 around the world
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 18, 2014Arizona to legalize marijuana in 2016?
Could Arizona be one of the next states to legalize the recreational use of marijuana?
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 18, 2014Study: Phoenix 2nd in country in new residents over 1-year period
In a new study by CNN Money using U.S. Census Bureau data, Phoenix had the second-highest total in the country of new residents over a one-year period.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 18, 2014Chandler girl who lost both parents in plane crash wins Miss Teen Arizona
It's been a bittersweet 2014 for Samantha Anderson.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 17, 2014
Dignity Health to open fourth hospital in Valley
Dignity Health is expanding to the West Valley.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 17, 2014
Dignity Health an ally of health care reform
Dignity Health has been serving the West for nearly 30 years.