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Pedestrian Dies in Pre-Dawn I-17 Crash Near New River, DPS Investigating

A crash involving a pedestrian on Interstate 17 turned deadly early Monday morning, leaving one person dead in the New River area north of Phoenix. Arizona Department of Public Safety officials confirmed the fatality after the collision happened sometime after 4 a.m., though the circumstances that led up to it remain unclear.

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$160K winning lottery ticket sold at this metro Phoenix store

Several Arizona lottery players won big last week, after three winning tickets were sold across the state. A Triple Red 7’s Progressive winning fast play ticket worth $160,477 was sold at the Chevron located at 3501 W. Camelback Road in Phoenix. Two winning Powerball tickets, worth $50,000 each, were sold at the Carioca, located at 31120 N. US 60 in Wittmann and at the Winco Foods located at 1967 E. Pecos Road in Gilbert. The winning Powerball numbers on Nov. 4 were 15, 34, 41, 53, 56, and Powerball number 21. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: $160K winning lottery ticket sold at this metro Phoenix store

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Evergreen Breaks Ground on Fitness-Anchored Shopping Center in Metro Phoenix

Cave Creek, Ariz. — Evergreen Development, on behalf of the Bullington family, has broken ground on Black Mountain Marketplace, a planned 13.3-acre neighborhood center located in Cave Creek, roughly 30 miles north of Phoenix. A 41,337-square-foot Mountainside Fitness will anchor the project, which is expected to be completed in the summer of 2027.

Cave Creek, AZ · 10h
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Coors Light Birds Nest 2027 concerts: Here’s the full lineup

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. The Waste Management Phoenix Open is famous for its party-hardy atmosphere and...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d
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The Under-The-Radar Arizona Restaurant That Foodies Will Happily Travel Across The State For

There’s a place in Queen Creek, Arizona, where the food is so good it makes you question every dining decision you’ve ever made in your life. Sage & Barrel Craft Eatery is that place, and once you eat there, you’ll understand why people are quietly telling their closest friends about it like it’s some kind of delicious secret.

Queen Creek, AZ · 2d

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Arizona Chile Relleno Fans Drive Across Town For These 7 Family Kitchens That Still Roast Peppers By Hand

A great chile relleno starts long before the batter hits the pan. The best ones begin with a whole green chile that gets roasted, peeled, stuffed, and fried by people who have been doing it for years. Across Arizona, a handful of family kitchens still put in that extra work,...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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This Arizona Car Museum Lets You Climb Inside The Classics, And Kids Ride A Free Carousel

Most car museums come with velvet ropes and a quiet rule that says look, but please do not touch. One spot in Glendale tossed that rule out the window. Here, you can slide behind the wheel of a classic, then walk over to an arcade where the games cost nothing to play.

Glendale, AZ · 3d

ABC15 Arizona

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Five Valley eateries make OpenTable's top 100 restaurants in US

Five Valley restaurants have scored a spot on OpenTable’s 2026 Top 100 Restaurants in the U.S. — a roundup that looks at insights from diner reviews and demand to determine the top restaurants across the country.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

Crafting Your Home

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7 U.S. Cities Facing the Highest Water-Supply Pressure, According to Data

The post 7 U.S. Cities Facing the Highest Water-Supply Pressure, According to Data first appeared on Crafting Your Home Turning on…

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Arizona Hands Out $16 Million to Homeless Shelters From Tucson to Flagstaff

Arizona is sending $16 million in grant funding to community organizations and local governments across the state to expand homeless shelters and keep support services running. Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Housing announced the awards, which will help recipients construct new shelter units and sustain programs for Arizonans experiencing homelessness.

Arizona · 2d

Axios Phoenix

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What's next in Phoenix after voters reject speed enforcement cameras

Arizona voted last week to hit the brakes on speed enforcement cameras, potentially leading to the end of the program in Phoenix. Why it matters: With the passage of Proposition 319 , the city must ask voters in the next general election for permission to operate its cameras. Driving the news: Prop. 319, which was referred to the midterms ballot by the Republican-led Legislature earlier this year, bars municipalities from using preexisting speed enforcement cameras without voter approval. While votes are still being tallied, Prop. 319 looks to be the most popular ballot item , earning more votes than even Gov. Hobbs. How it works: Cities that don't already have a speed enforcement camera contract before the start of 2027 are barred from installing them. Cities that do have contracts — including Phoenix and Scottsdale — must obtain voter approval in the 2028 election in order to keep them. Municipalities have to ask for voter approval again after 10 years. Zoom in: Phoenix has a choice on its hands: It can put the question before voters as required or it can end its speed camera program early. The city's contract with its speed camera vendor, Verra Mobility, expires at the

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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No Soap at a Hand Sink and Bare-Hand Food Prep Among Hand-Hygiene Lapses Cited at Three Valley Restaurants

Maricopa County inspectors found a hand-wash sink with no soap at a central Phoenix restaurant and documented employees handling ready-to-eat food with bare hands at two Valley establishments, according to Arizona's Family's weekly review of county inspection records published Nov. 4. The citations at Lydia's Restaurant in Phoenix, 40 Love AZ in Scottsdale and 5 & Diner in Phoenix all involve hand hygiene.

Maricopa County, AZ · 1d

The Financial Wire

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Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15

Idaho homeowners who are 65 or older can cut their property tax bill by as much as $1,500, but the application has to arrive between Jan. 1 and April 15. Three other states run their own 2027 programs for older owners: South Dakota freezes assessed value for applicants who file by April 1, Maricopa County... The post Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Idaho · 2d

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Utah ultrarunner perseveres through torrential rain at Arizona’s Javelina Jundred

Javelina Jundred is often called the Burning Man of the trail running world. It's a Halloween-themed costume ultramarathon held annually at McDowell Mountain Regional Park in Fountain Hills. And it often delivers scorching temperatures over the five 20-ish-mile loops that make up the premier 100-mile race. This year, however, Mother...

Fountain Hills, AZ · 1d

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Utah, other states reach $49 Million settlement over property manager’s illegal rental practices

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Utah and other states have reached a nearly $50 million settlement agreement with a property rental company that reportedly took millions in in fraudulent fees and costs from renters. Progress Residential and Pretium Partners is the largest property manager of single-family rental homes in the nation, according to the Federal […]

Utah · 2d

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State lawmaker says Arizona Republican election losses 'pretty much out of our control'

Voters decimated the ranks of Arizona Senate Republicans at the ballot box this year. But John Kavanagh, who takes on the unexpected title of minority leader, says he doesn't see the election results as a rejection of the policies GOP lawmakers have been espousing now for decades. And the Fountain...

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Arizona fire community mourns fallen firefighter

TAYLOR, AZ (AZFamily) — Firefighters across Arizona are mourning the loss of one of their own. The Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona, a statewide firefighters union, said in a social media post Tuesday that a member of the White Mountain Firefighters Association, Local 4217, later identified as Captain Devin Wood, died Monday in a line-of-duty death.

Taylor, AZ · 23h

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35 Phoenix-area nursing homes earn high marks in new U.S. News ratings

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 ratings highlight more than 40 top-rated facilities across the state, including 35 in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Those 35 facilities earned a “High Performing” rating for short-term rehabilitation, long-term care or both, according to U.S. News’ Phoenix-area listings.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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The Rundown November 9: The One With Three Circuit Finals & NFR Horses

Kathy Grimes won the Columbia River Circuit Finals average in Redmond, Oregon, Jana Bean won the Turquoise Circuit Finals average in Cave Creek, Arizona, and Amanda Butler won the Wilderness Circuit Finals average in Heber City, Utah, all recapped on this week’s episode of The Rundown on The Money Barrel.

Heber City, UT · 1d

Axios Phoenix

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Arizona Democrats elect new House speaker and Senate president

Democratic lawmakers in Arizona are making big plans to capitalize on their majority in the upcoming legislative session, after decades of watching Republicans thwart their proposals. Why it matters: With Democrats in control of the state House, Senate and governor's office for the first time in decades, they can enact liberal laws on education, labor relations, housing, gun control, water, consumer protection and more. The latest: Legislative Democrats on Friday selected Rep. Oscar De Los Santos (D-Phoenix) as the new House speaker and Sen. Priya Sundareshan (D-Tucson) as next Senate president. With new leadership in place, legislative Democrats will have a much clearer vision for their plans in January when the session starts, Sen.-elect Analise Ortiz (D-Phoenix) told Axios on Thursday. What they're saying: De Los Santos told reporters after his election as speaker on Friday that Democrats will make the election "a victory for affordability, a victory for health care, a victory for public education, a victory for working families and middle-class families who are struggling to get by." Education: Major reforms to Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program will be a top priority for Democratic lawmakers. De Los Santos told reporters Friday that they want to "end the

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