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The Legendary Breakfast At This Arizona Restaurant Is So Good It Deserves Its Own Fan Club

If breakfast had a hall of fame, Ranch House Grille would have its own wing, a bronze plaque, and a gift shop. This Phoenix, Arizona institution serves up a legendary breakfast so satisfying and so genuinely delicious that one visit is never quite enough to fully process the experience. Let’s...

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From Iraq burn pits to cancer treatment, Arizona veteran shares her fight

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Army veteran Amber Edens was given three to six months to live after doctors found cancer in multiple places. A year later, she is still fighting. Edens, whose cancer has been linked to burn pit exposure during her deployment to Iraq, continues to undergo chemotherapy and radiation. She receives chemotherapy every three months, with no end date for treatment yet.

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California Firm CenterCal Buys Peoria's Park West, Enters Arizona Market

Park West, the sprawling retail center in Peoria, has a new owner. California-based CenterCal Properties has purchased the shopping destination, marking the company's first foray into the Arizona market. The sale was reported by Phoenix Business Journal, which notes that Park West sits on Northern Avenue just west of Loop...

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Equipment from 33 shuttered Salad and Go locations in Arizona up for auction

The contents of 33 former Salad and Go locations across the Valley are up for grabs in online auctions as the chain’s original operator winds down and its founding chef works to bring the brand back. This gives restaurant owners and other buyers a chance to outfit a kitchen...

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5 Arizona restaurants make OpenTable’s top 100 list

Steak, seafood and dinner in a chewing gum magnate’s mansion helped five Valley restaurants make OpenTable’s 2026 list of the country’s 100 best. The reservation platform built its Top 100 Restaurants in America list from more than 11 million diner reviews posted between Sept. 1, 2025, and Aug. 31, 2026.

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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.

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This Arizona Toy Shop Stacks Vintage Action Figures And Retro Cartridges So High You’ll Lose The Whole Afternoon

Somewhere in north Phoenix, a small storefront has been quietly hoarding your childhood since 1994. The shelves run floor to ceiling and wall to wall, packed with GI Joe, Transformers, Godzilla, Aliens, and the figures you swore your mom gave away. Some shoppers come back after five years away and find an even bigger collection than before.

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Goodyear approves backup water delivery agreement

The Goodyear City Council unanimously approved an agreement with the Central Arizona Water Conservation District to secure backup water supplies as ongoing Colorado River shortages are expected to reduce the city’s water allocation in 2027. During its Nov. 2 meeting, the council voted 7-0 to approve the Firming Water...

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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.

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Weak storms could bring showers to the Phoenix, more rain in the mountains

A stronger storm is tracking toward Arizona and seems to contain more moisture and is slightly colder. Royal Norman has your First Alert forecast.

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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.

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Telephone Pioneer Park wheelchair softball field officially breaks ground in Phoenix

On November 6, 2026, Ability360, the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, and the City of Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department broke ground on the Telephone Pioneer Park wheelchair softball field. Along with our partners, we are excited to announce that construction has begun on the first-of-its-kind hard-surface wheelchair softball field in the...

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St. Mary’s Food Bank is over 11,000 turkeys short of Thanksgiving goal

St. Mary’s Food Bank has kicked off its 2026 holiday food distribution, but is about 11,500 turkeys short of its goal. With two weeks left before Thanksgiving, the food bank has ramped up its donation campaign. Jerry Brown, director of public relations at St. Mary’s, said with rising costs...

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Repeated rain worsens severe damage at north Phoenix clinic after hailstorm

PHOENIX - Weeks after a violent hailstorm tore through parts of the Valley, one local clinic is still dealing with extensive damage. Outside Sun Pain Management in north Phoenix, a "temporarily closed" sign went up weeks ago and has not come down. The location had to pause business after an October hailstorm, and every time it rains, the damage gets worse.

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ePac Opens Massive Mesa Plant, Its Biggest Ever, With 100+ Jobs Promised

A sprawling new packaging plant just outside Phoenix is now open for business, and ePac Flexible Packaging says it's the biggest facility the company has anywhere in the world. The 66,000-square-foot operation in Mesa, Arizona, is expected to eventually employ more than 100 people, combining fast-turnaround digital printing with the muscle to handle larger production runs for customers across the Southwest.

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Roosevelt Lake rises 22 feet as wet October boosts Salt River Project water supply

A rainy October and early November filled Salt River Project reservoirs with about 120 billion gallons of water, pushing the system from 53% full to 70% full in less than a week. SRP senior hydrologist Stephen Flora said flows on the Salt and Verde rivers were among the highest since...

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A walk-through automotive history in Glendale

Glendale is home to The Martin Auto Museum, a walk-through automotive history and a chance to learn about cars, one Corvette, or Thunderbird, or Ferrari at a time. This Museum holds 201 of the most unique and gorgeous automobiles, dating back to before the early 1900s. But as Randy Valenzuela, an employee at the Martin Auto Museum, told Northeast Valley News,

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GCU separates from Cal Poly with balanced offensive effort

GCU (3-0) expanded on a 12-point halftime lead with a 12-1 run coming out of the break and an 11-0 run later in the second half to get its final dose of separation on Cal Poly (1-2). It was the third straight game with at least 99 points for Bryce Drew’s squad, as it has one of the top collections of talent that can be found in the Mountain West.

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DHS Draft Report: Surprise, AZ ICE Center Faces Water Demand Issues

Surprise, Arizona Faces Increased Water Demand with Proposed ICE Facility. The city of Surprise, Arizona, may soon experience a significant surge in water demand due to plans for a new ICE detention center. According to a draft report from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the city could receive up to $8 million from the federal agency to address water and related infrastructure needs.

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