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Gila County goes red as the state and nation go blue

Gila County voters backed Republicans in every statewide race on Tuesday, by a margin of nearly 2-to-1, even as a Democratic wave swept Arizona and the nation. Democrats lead every one of those statewide races across Arizona. Gov. Katie Hobbs, Attorney General Kris Mayes and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes all won re-election, according to Associated Press projections. Nationally, Democrats took control of both the U.S. House and Senate.

Gila County, AZ · 3d

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Miami council approves split of code enforcement and animal control positions

The Miami Town Council meeting on Oct. 26 covered recognition for jobs well done, the 2024-25 audit report, updates regarding Inspiration School Apartments, potential new grants, and the separation of the code enforcement and animal control positions. Awards were presented to Roy of the Miami Memorial Library, who has served...

Miami, AZ · 2d

cactuspolitics.com

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Republican Mark Lamb Wins CD5 Race

Former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb (R) has been confirmed as the winner of the Arizona 5th Congressional District race, making him one of the few Arizona Republicans who survived the blue onslaught on Tuesday. The Results. Decision Desk HQ confirmed Lamb's victory over Democrat Elizabeth Lee with 51.50% of...

Arizona · 1d

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After trailing election night, Mark Lamb takes the lead in Arizona’s deep-red CD5

Former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb held onto a narrow lead Wednesday in the race to represent Arizona’s 5th Congressional District. After trailing in the polls into the early hours Wednesday morning — a shock in the deep-red East Valley district that’s long been a safe seat for Republicans — Lamb now leads longshot Democratic challenger Elizabeth Lee with just over 51% of the vote.

Arizona · 3d

12 News

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Nearly 80-foot spire has a history in Paradise Valley, now it needs a new home

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

mindfullyamerican.com

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12 Dead Giveaways You’ve Lived in Arizona Too Long

You give every cholla on the trail a wide berth, and you carry tweezers just in case. Newcomers learn why the hard way. Arizonans just know. Here are the dead giveaways you’ve lived in Arizona too long. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. State laws and city...

Arizona · 8h

Latin Times

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Meet Sebastian Matta, the 19-Year-Old With Venezuelan and Argentine Roots Who Beat a Former Arizona Senator

Sebastian Matta graduated from high school last year. Now, the son of a Venezuelan mother and an Argentine father has defeated a former Republican state senator to become the next clerk of the Superior Court in Arizona's most populous county and the fourth biggest in the U.S. The 19-year-old Arizona...

Maricopa County, AZ · 1d

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Multiple Phoenix-area freeway closures planned for over the weekend

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Drivers should prepare for several freeway closures and ramp restrictions across the Valley this weekend for ongoing improvement projects, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Drivers are urged to plan ahead, allow extra travel time and use detour routes as needed. Below is the weekend...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Phoenix 24-hour diner cited by health inspectors

Jason Barry reports on Valley restaurants that saw the most risk factors identified by Maricopa County’s Environmental Services Department this week.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

KTAR News

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Phoenix events calendar: Things to do this weekend and beyond

If you’re looking for things to do in the Valley, you’re in the right place. Our metro Phoenix events calendar keeps you up to date on the wide variety of festivals and other activities across the region. Long-term metro Phoenix events. First Friday of each month: First Friday...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

KTAR News

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5,300-acre West Valley development scales back to focus on homes

A 5,300-acre master-planned community in Peoria originally entitled decades ago for 8,000 homes, three golf courses, a resort and up to 2 million square feet of commercial space is scaling back on those original ambitious plans that had been laid out by the previous developer. The Saddleback development is entitled...

Peoria, AZ · 15h

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Power shortages threaten Metro Phoenix construction momentum

Access to electrical power has become the deciding factor in whether Phoenix construction projects move forward on schedule, even as demand remains healthy across industrial, office and retail, according to LGE Design Build’s newly released Q3 2026 Construction Delivery Outlook Report. “Demand in Phoenix is still strong across major...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Sinkhole in Scottsdale reduces traffic to single lane

If you're driving in Scottsdale, slow down: There's a reported sinkhole. >> Download the 12News app for the latest local breaking news straight to your phone. The sinkhole is near Hayden Road between Loop 101 and Mayo Boulevard, reducing southbound Hayden Road to a single lane of traffic. Scottsdale police...

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

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The Sprawling Arizona Swap Meet Where Bargain Hunters Leave Feeling Like They Struck Gold

Three vendors and a single drink stand. That’s how one of Arizona’s biggest bargain bonanzas got its start, on an empty greyhound track parking lot in the early 1960s. Today the count sits at more than 1,000 vendor booths. You can shop for records, jewelry, fresh fruit, phones, furniture, and even a used car in one trip.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Phoenix approves plans to grow Rio Salado district

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix approved a framework for development in the Rio Salado district in south Phoenix, a move that city officials touted as a “significant” step in a massive regional project to transform the area near the Salt and Gila rivers. The city council approved the...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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7 Things Arizona Homeowners Should Do Before the First Freeze

What do you do with your hose, your citrus tree and your potted plants when a freeze is on the way?. In Arizona, the answer is different for each one, and you’ll want to know it before the thermometer drops. Here’s what to do ahead of time, what to...

Arizona · 6d

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Arizona, like other states, swept up in the blue wave, could see another unprecedented flip

The Democratic Party took the lead in Arizona’s 2026 Midterm Election results, coinciding with the national results as the Senate, House and other top state offices lean to flip blue. After the last call for voters to head to the polls before the 7 p.m. closing, Democratic voters and...

Arizona · 3d

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State probe: 9 group homes terminated by AHCCCS

A family is demanding accountability after a 65-year-old disabled man died after his south Phoenix group home lost air conditioning. Records show the state is actively investigating Legend DDD. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Salt River Project is releasing excess storm runoff that is filling reservoirs on the Verde River, making room for more water from the Halloween weekend storms. Up to 403,000 gallons of water per second were sent coursing into the Salt and Verde rivers from Horseshoe and Bartlett lakes east of Phoenix. Both reservoirs were nearing capacity after the storms. The water flowed into the normally dry Salt River through Phoenix and some of it will reach the Gila River in the southwest Valley. It could be seen flowing over the Tempe Town Lake dam at times, into the riverbed. Water from the releases is up for grabs by cities, farmers and irrigation companies., and it will also help recharge the aquifers. Further north, storm runoff into the Colorado River continued to push water levels higher at Lake Powell, the drought-stricken reservoir on the Arizona-Utah border. The lake has gained nearly 14 feet of elevation since Oct. 1, in part from the heavy rains. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Phoenix, AZ · 4d