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Arizona is seeing nearly 5 times more flu cases than normal so far this season

Arizona has already confirmed more than 2,400 influenza cases this fall, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. That’s nearly five times as many cases as would be expected for this time of year. More than 900 flu cases were confirmed in the state just in the last...

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Arizona’s empty offices could become healthcare goldmines

Sometimes you have to mine a lot of rocks before you find a sparkly diamond. In a manner of speaking, the same goes for finding medical spaces throughout Arizona. As Arizona’s population increases, demand for outpatient healthcare facilities rises. But finding financially viable, optimal locations continues to prove challenging.

Arizona · 2d

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Most Visitors Stop At The Visitor Center, But This Arizona Cliff Dwelling Lets You Step Inside Its Rooms

Plenty of Arizona road trips end at a gift shop and a parking lot. This one keeps going, straight up a steep paved trail to a home built into a cliff more than 700 years ago. At the top, you get to walk through the rooms, not just stare at them from behind a rope far below.

Arizona · 2d

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Fontes refers campaign finance complaint against Republican Ralph Heap to Arizona AG

The Arizona Secretary of State’s Office has referred a campaign finance complaint against Republican lawmaker Ralph Heap to the Attorney General’s Office for further investigation. Heap has faced multiple allegations he violated state campaign finance laws as he ran an unsuccessful campaign for Arizona Corporation Commission this year.

Arizona · 2d

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Progress Residential’s more than 90,000 rental homes in 17 states fall under a proposed $49.75 million deal, with $48.5 million for redress over hidden fees the FTC alleges

Progress Residential, the single-family rental company that manages more than 90,000 homes in 17 states, has agreed to pay $49.75 million to settle charges that it hid monthly fees from renters. Of that, $48.5 million goes to the Federal Trade Commission to be used for redress to consumers the company harmed. The other $1.25 million […]

Colorado · 2d

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USDA reports sharp spike in New World screwworm infestations across Texas, New Mexico and Arizona

Confirmed detections of the flesh-eating New World screwworm parasite across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona have reached 128 animal cases. Infestations surged sharply this fall, with 42 new domestic livestock and pet cases confirmed in the first 11 days of November alone. Officials are enforcing animal movement restrictions and checkpoints...

New Mexico · 1d

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Arizona veteran with stage 4 brain cancer undergoes awake surgery

An Arizona veteran diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer is defying a terminal prognosis of six to 12 months after undergoing awake brain surgery. Surgeons preserved his tumor tissue to develop a personalized cancer vaccine through dendritic cell therapy with the company ImmunoCine. More than three years post-diagnosis, he is...

Arizona · 1d

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SpaceX’s 6-gigawatt supercomputing campus will use dry cooling, skip groundwater use

SpaceX's proposed Arizona supercomputing campus will use dry cooling to limit water consumption.

Cochise County, AZ · 20h

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Want an Arizona Christmas tree? Here’s how to cut your own

Ready to swap your artificial tree for a fresh-cut Arizona Christmas tree? The U.S. Forest Service is selling one-tree permits online through Recreation.gov. Fourth graders with an Every Kid Outdoors pass can get a free permit, though a $2.50 reservation fee still applies. Trees can be no taller than 10 feet, and cutting is allowed only in designated areas of Tonto National Forest. Forest officials say removing smaller trees can help thin dense stands and make room for other trees and wildlife.

Arizona · 22h

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43% of Arizona Voters Say Rising Costs Make Them More Likely to Move Out of State, a 2026 Survey Found

Among Arizona’s youngest voters, 69% said rising costs make them more likely to consider moving. Across all ages, the share was lower, but the cost of living was on most voters’ minds. Here’s what a 2026 survey found about Arizona voters thinking about leaving the state over costs....

Arizona · 1d

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TSMC Arizona helps veterans transition careers

For U.S. Army veteran Bobby Sobeski, leaving the military after nearly eight years of service did not mean leaving behind the leadership, teamwork and sense of purpose that defined his military career. Instead, those experiences helped prepare him for a new mission in Arizona’s growing semiconductor industry. Sobeski, a...

Arizona · 1d

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This Arizona gardener is on a surprise journey to grow the world's largest tromboncino squash

MARK BRODIE: There are certain foods that for a lot of people just scream fall. Squash is one of them. But a particular squash being grown by my next guest is in a category of its own — or at least she hopes it soon will be. Melissa Kruse...

Arizona · 1d

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PLAN AHEAD: Several construction projects will close Valley freeways this weekend (November 13 - 16)

Road crews will be working beginning Friday through Monday morning on multiple closures and restrictions. On its website, the Arizona Department of Transportation reported these weekend work zones:. SR 51 SB closed between Northern and Highland avenues for pavement improvement project from 9 p.m. Fri - 5 a.m. Mon (Nov....

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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Rain chances return Friday as our next storm moves in

PHOENIX — It's been a warm week in the Valley, but now big changes are headed our way. We are tracking a series of storms over the next seven days that will bring rain chances, breezes and cooler air to Arizona. The first storm system arrives Friday with a...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Democratic socialists won seats across the country — including Arizona

Among the Democratic wins this midterm election is a substantially more progressive wave sweeping the U.S. — landing a historic number of Democratic socialists in public office. At all levels of government, members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have scored major wins, including five congressional candidates and...

Tucson, AZ · 21h

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Longhorns Fans, Meet Your Old Conference: How Arizona Bettors Handle Big 12 Games

Texas fans spent decades measuring seasons against Big 12 opponents, and that habit has not gone anywhere. Since the Longhorns moved to the SEC in 2024, the old league has kept going without them, and Arizona and Arizona State now sit inside it. For Texas readers, the practical difference is stark. Betting on those games is legal in Arizona. In Texas, it is not.

Austin, TX · 1d

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When rain could hit the Phoenix area on First Alert Days

Several weather systems will bring chances for rain to Arizona from late this week through the weekend. Sean McLaughlin has the forecast on Nov. 11.

Phoenix Metropolitan Area, AZ · 1d

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APS parent company reports more than $430 million in profits in Q3

Arizona Public Service’s parent company, Pinnacle West, reported more than $430 million in profits in the third quarter this year. That comes as data centers and large manufacturers continue to be the main driver of energy sales for the company. While residential sales grew by about 4.5%, commercial and...

Arizona · 1d

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This Little Arizona Cafe Serves Rare Ethiopian Dishes On One Shared Platter, No Forks Needed

Ethiopian Jewish cuisine shows up on a menu in a brick-walled little cafe, right beside gluten-free injera. That combination alone made me stop scrolling. It’s not something you stumble across every day in Arizona. The meals arrive on one big shared platter. Spongy injera lines the bottom, and colorful...

Tucson, AZ · 1d

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Arizona attorney general lays out vision for second term

(The Center Square) – Four years after skating through her first election by 280 votes, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’ reelection bid cruised by a much larger margin of 281,586. The former journalist at the Phoenix Gazette and Arizona Republic and two-term member of the Arizona Corporation Commission was among the Democrats who won in an Arizona election that resulted in the party's first trifecta in 60 years. Mayes routed Senate President Warren Peterson, R-Gilbert, by 11%. Now Mayes’ attention has shifted forward, with an eye toward fighting against industrial overreach, such as the state’s ever-growing list of data centers or corporations that Mayes suspects are engaging in antitrust violations against state residents. Mayes also called on the state Legislature to bolster its funding mechanisms against Mexican drug cartels, which she believes is key if Democrats are going to stop the flow of drugs through the state’s southern border. “I hope it’s a stamp of approval from voters, about an attorney general who fights for Arizonans, whether it’s fighting for our water supplies and suing the Saudis in Western Arizona or preventing unnecessary utility rate increases,” Mayes told The Center Square. “It’s an honor to be the attorney general of

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