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Tempe Town Lake Closure Continues

Tempe Town Lake will remain closed a while longer due to water quality issues stemming from record water flows coming from two different river systems, as well as the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt. Salt River Project (SRP) said the flood is the biggest on the Salt and Verde rivers since...

Tempe, AZ · 11h
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Queen Creek Independent

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Phoenix, Tucson among U.S. cities with highest motorcycle death rates

New data shows Phoenix is one of the nation's most dangerous cities in which to ride a motorcycle. Motorcycle crashes claimed 424 lives in Phoenix between 2015 and 2024, giving the city the

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

KTAR News

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Phoenix launches PHXLink on-demand transportation service with $2 rides

The City of Phoenix launched a new on-demand, shared ride transportation service called PHXLink last month. It has three service zones, located in north, west and south Phoenix. Each of the zones are meant to connect residents in underserved neighborhoods to existing public transportation services, such as transit centers, commuter bus routes and light rail stations.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d
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Hondo Rodeo Fest takes over downtown Phoenix: Your 2026 guide

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Buckle up, cowboys and cowgirls. Three days of country music and fast-paced...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d
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ABC15 Arizona

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Circle the City to open medical respite center for homeless patients in Mesa

A Phoenix nonprofit is opening a medical respite center in Mesa where homeless people can recover from surgery, trauma and other serious medical problems instead of going back to the streets.

Mesa, AZ · 2d

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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 · 1d

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Phoenix plans drought surcharge amid Colorado River cuts

Phoenix expects to enter Stage 2 of its Drought Management Plan in January 2027. Residents and businesses will be asked to voluntarily reduce water use by 5 percent. Higher-volume water customers could face a temporary drought surcharge. The city plans to increase financial incentives for grass removal, irrigation upgrades and...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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These 7 Arizonans who served are featured in Phoenix Veterans Day Parade

For its annual Veterans Day Parade on Wednesday, the city of Phoenix is featuring seven Arizonans, across generations, who served in the military, including a 100-year-old veteran of World War II who was on the beaches of Iwo Jima. Centenarian Delmar DeWitt Beard of Glendale has plenty of stories to...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Arizona water agency steps back from project to boost Colorado River snow with cloud seeding

Before it comes out of your kitchen faucet, water flows through hundreds of miles of canals, rivers and streams. Before that, more than two thirds of the river begins as water in the Rocky Mountains. Now, the agency that brings Colorado River water to the Phoenix and Tucson areas is stepping away from a program to boost that snow.

Arizona · 2d

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Closed Scottsdale Unified School Could Become District’s First Arts Magnet

Arcadia Residents Excited Proposal for Scottsdale Unified’s First Arts Magnet School Could Be Headed to School Board Vote Next Week to Reopen Echo Canyon Campus. Tuition-Free Magnet School Would Serve Fourth- Through Eighth-Graders With an Expanded Arts Curriculum at the Confluence of Paradise Valley, Phoenix and Scottsdale. (SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.)...

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d

Country Herald

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Arizona Winter Travel: Salted I-17 Can Still Turn Icy

Flagstaff, Williams and Kingman drivers should know why treated highways can remain dangerously slick.

Arizona · 1d

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Scottsdale Water report puzzles, angers some

With a to-be-determined cut in the Colorado River supply looming, rather than clarifying Scottsdale’s situation, a presentation may have muddied the water. Some are baffled by potentially conflicting information in the update – as well as what was omitted. During an Oct. 20 Scottsdale City Council report –...

Scottsdale, AZ · 4d

East Valley Tribune

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Scottsdale salutes those who served on Veterans Day

An annual Veterans Day event that entertains thousands around Phoenix really begins in Scottsdale. While the parade route kick off is 11 a.m. at Third Street and McDowell Road, it actually starts long before, near 59th Place and Sweetwater. Here, in the driveway of a double-veteran home, volunteers help an...

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

Apache Junction Independent

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Mesa Senior Expo Nov. 13

The Mesa Senior Expo is 9 a.m.-noon Friday, Nov. 13, hosted by Independent Newsmedia for seniors and families from Mesa and neighboring communities. The expo to celebrate healthy, active living

Mesa, AZ · 2d

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Voices of Arizona: Helping veterans on the Navajo Nation connect to suicide prevention resources

For KJZZ’s Voices of Arizona, on this Veterans Day, we hear from a U.S Navy veteran of 22 years who works with those from the Navajo Nation who have also served in the military. Lenora Dez grew up in Sawmill, Arizona, on the Navajo Nation — with no access...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Phoenix Locks In 99-Year Lease for South Phoenix Waste Recovery Campus

Phoenix City Council signed off on terms for a 99-year ground lease and a 50-year waste supply agreement on Nov. 4, clearing the way for a long-delayed waste recovery campus that city staff say could extend the life of a regional landfill while giving hard-to-recycle materials a second life. The deal covers 33.9 acres in south Phoenix, with about 22 acres slated for actual development, and hands development and operating duties to a company called RIC PHX LLC.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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One Camelback Reopens; Welcomes First Residents

Located at Central Avenue and Camelback Road, the glass-fronted tower of One Camelback has been part of the city skyline for years. Now, following its acquisition and redevelopment by Kinella Capital, the property has become a residential destination. “This building had been sitting there with so much potential, and we...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Veteran-owned defense manufacturer expands Mesa operations to meet growing military power demands

An Arizona-based defense technology manufacturer is expanding its operations in Mesa as the U.S. military’s growing reliance on drones, artificial intelligence and other advanced battlefield systems drives demand for reliable, portable power. Nishati Power Technologies (NPT), a veteran-owned manufacturer of tactical power systems, has opened a new 15,000-square-foot facility...

Mesa, AZ · 1d

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Vietnam War combat pilot is grand marshal in Mesa parade

Retired Maj. Gen. Jerry D. Holmes of Mesa flew 130 combat missions in Vietnam, worked on an early U.S. military space program and later commanded NATO’s fleet of airborne radar planes in Europe. On Veterans Day, the 91-year-old will lead the East Valley Veterans Parade through downtown Mesa as...

Mesa, AZ · 2d