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Skip The Rolling Pin And Grab Tortillas At These 9 Arizona Mexican Markets

Tortillas sold by the dozen, still warm from the griddle, are a normal Tuesday errand at some Arizona grocery stores. I love that detail. It means a fresh stack can cost you less effort than finding your own rolling pin. The best part is where these tortillas turn up. Some...

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Arizona Mirror

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Former Pinal Sheriff Lamb ekes out a win, Crane and Nez still too close to call

Former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, a Republican, is on track to defeat Democrat Elizabeth Lee to represent Congressional District 5 in the U.S. House of Representatives.  As of Friday, Lamb had secured 51% of the vote in the district to Lee’s 48%. A change in the lead is unlikely at this juncture: CD5 spans […]

Pinal County, AZ · 2d

The Center Square

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Arizona Democrats secure trifecta, announce House leadership

(The Center Square) – For the first time in 60 years, Arizona Democrats will hold the majority in both chambers of the Legislature and the governor’s mansion. As of Friday afternoon, the party had secured 17 of the 30 seats in the Senate and 31 in the 60-seat House, ensuring Democrats control both chambers for the next two years, at least.

Arizona · 2d

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Camp Verde business owner lends a helping hand after devastating flooding

CAMP VERDE, AZ (AZFamily) — After devastating flooding damaged homes in the Camp Verde area last week, one local business owner and his team are volunteering to help neighbors clean up. Julio Duran, owner of D&D Handyman, said his family was spared from the flooding, but he saw others...

Camp Verde, AZ · 1d
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Punch List: Granite lands final contract on Arizona airport job, DPR names new exec

Construction Dive’s Friday Punch List is a series dedicated to sharing major building headlines that contractors may have missed from the week. The biggest news story this week was the Democrats' enormous victory in the midterm elections. But other major headlines in construction included a Fluor subsidiary winning a $2.4 billion Navy contract and news that 190,000 construction workers quit in September, the most in three years.

Arizona · 2d

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The Fast-Growing Arizona Trees That Turn Into Expensive Problems Within Ten Years

Some shade trees sold in Arizona nurseries can add six feet of height in a single growing season. That speed feels like magic during your first scorching summer, when every scrap of afternoon shade matters. Underground, a quieter story unfolds as thirsty roots chase every leaky pipe and irrigation line...

Arizona · 2d

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Arizona business owner loses $126,000 in hack

A local flower shop owner is speaking out after losing over $126,000 in a matter of days following an online account breach. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz reports.

Arizona · 2d

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Things You Should Never Do to Your Arizona Lawn in November

A lawn in Phoenix can look perfectly green in November while its summer grass quietly slips into a long winter sleep underneath. I have to admit that this sneaky switch fooled me for years, and I kept treating my yard like it was still July. Arizona lawns play by desert...

Arizona · 1d

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17 Artificial-Turf And Gravel-Yard Problems Arizona Dog Owners Should Fix

Your Arizona yard can look tidy and still need a few changes to keep your dog comfortable. Sunshine, desert dust, and summer storms affect artificial turf and gravel in ways that are easy to miss. A few simple checks can prevent sore paws, reduce odors, and make outdoor breaks more...

Arizona · 1d

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After Ranking Arizona’s Pizza Places, These 7 Are The Ones That Made Our Final Cut

Ninety seconds. That’s roughly how long a Neapolitan-style pie can spend in a blazing wood-fired oven at one of the spots on this list. I love that detail because it flips the usual idea of slow comfort food. A fire that hot can char a crust in the time it takes to find a napkin.

Arizona · 1d

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Four Arizona Barbecue Joints Where Pitmasters Still Burn Mesquite All Night Long

Arizona barbecue has its own secret ingredient, and it grows right here in the desert. Mesquite wood burns hot and gives smoked meat a bold, peppery edge that sets it apart from barbecue in other states. The four spots on this list, from Gilbert to Phoenix to Tucson, lean on...

Arizona · 2d

The Financial Wire

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Medicaid in Michigan, North Carolina and Arizona will pay only two months of past bills for applicants 65 and older starting Jan. 1, 2027, down from three months

Older adults who apply for Medicaid in North Carolina, Arizona and Michigan starting Jan. 1, 2027, will get coverage for only two months of bills from before the application, down from three. North Carolina’s Medicaid program says anyone who applies by Dec. 31, 2026, still gets up to three months of approved costs covered. For... The post Medicaid in Michigan, North Carolina and Arizona will pay only two months of past bills for applicants 65 and older starting Jan. 1, 2027, down from three months appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Leaving Old Pumpkins Out for Javelina Could Get You in Trouble in Arizona

That jack-o’-lantern on your porch might get a visit from a wild, bristly neighbor. Arizona Game and Fish says Halloween decorations can attract wildlife. Javelina are the animals many Arizona residents think of first. A pumpkin display is usually harmless, but the details matter. Here is what the law...

Arizona · 1d

Guessing Headlights

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Arizona Trooper Spotted a Hoodless Chevy Camaro Driving 105 MPH: "Do You Think It Whistles?"

Imagine being an Arizona trooper, just doing your job, and suddenly a Chevrolet Camaro comes flying past you. Then you notice that the muscle car is doing 105mph. Then you realize that it is doing ... Read more

Arizona · 1d

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This Arizona Taco Window Serves Yucatan-Style Poc Chuc On Tortillas Made By Hand Every Day

Poc chuc, a citrus-marinated pork dish from the Yucatan, shows up on a taco menu in southern Arizona. Even better, the tortillas wrapped around it are made by hand. The kitchen opens at 8 AM every single day and stays open until 9 PM. Ordering happens at a window, and then your food travels out to a tree-lined courtyard with umbrellas, fans, and misters.

Tucson, AZ · 17h

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Since Before Statehood Ended The Wild West, These 5 Arizona Bars Have Served Lunch

Arizona became a state in 1912, but some of its saloons were already old news by then. A few of those territorial-era spots are still open today, and they serve a solid midday meal along with a big helping of history. From Prescott’s famous Whiskey Row to a mountain town...

Arizona · 16h

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Historic Arizona fall rain fills SRP reservoirs to 70%

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Rainfall over the weekend brought deadly flooding to parts of Arizona, but it also filled crucial water reservoirs after years of dry conditions. Salt River Project (SRP) officials said the fall rain filled its reservoir storage from 53% full on Nov. 1 to 70% full by Nov. 6.

Arizona · 2d

The Money Overview

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Southwest Gas customers in Arizona should see average residential winter bills dip to $70.87 a month from $72.75 this winter, state regulators say

Southwest Gas’s Arizona residential customers should pay a little less each month this winter than last, according to the Arizona Corporation Commission. The state utility regulator expects the average residential bill to slip to $70.87 a month in 2026-27 from $72.75 the winter before, a drop of $1.88. That is an expected average across all […] The post Southwest Gas customers in Arizona should see average residential winter bills dip to $70.87 a month from $72.75 this winter, state regulators say appeared first on The Money Overview .

Arizona · 20h

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Defeated GOP nominee Elijah Norton to sue Kimberly Yee over 'despicable' smear

One day after conceding the Arizona State Treasurer race to Democrat Nick Mansour, Republican nominee Elijah Norton announced an impending multi-million-dollar defamation lawsuit against outgoing Treasurer Kimberly Yee. Norton alleges Yee ran a whisper campaign falsely claiming he had a "boyfriend that wears a dress," which he says forced him...

Arizona · 2d