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How to Prune Crape Myrtles in Arizona Without Topping Them

A crape myrtle can bloom for weeks in Arizona summer heat, and it does so on brand new growth. That fact tempts many of us to grab the saw and cut hard. Personally, I think a gentler plan gives better results with less work. Here is how to prune with confidence and skip the cuts that cause trouble later.

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These 9 Arizona Vegan Bakeries Make Treats You’d Never Guess Are Plant-Based

A cinnamon roll piled with frosting, made without a drop of butter or a single egg. That sounds like a magic trick, and honestly, I love it. Across Arizona, bakers are turning out croissants, donuts, cupcakes, and soft serve with zero dairy. Some of these shops are fully vegan. Others...

Arizona · 1d

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Can You Hunt Deer in Arizona in 2026-27? What State Law Actually Says

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Deer hunting season in Arizona 2026-27 has no single opening day. Dates change by hunt number and unit, and most rifle and muzzleloader tags come only through the draw. The one major exception is archery, which gives you a way into the field without waiting on draw odds. This article lays out the season structure, … This article, Can You Hunt Deer in Arizona in 2026-27? What State Law Actually Says , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Feral Pig Hunting in New Hampshire: Permission, Licenses, and Legal Rules • Do You Need Blaze Orange to Hunt Deer in Virginia During Archery Season? • When Is Deer Season in West Virginia? What State Regulations Allow for 2026-27

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AZPM’s News Weekend: These are the five must-read stories of the week for Nov. 2-6

So, did anything happen this week? Kinda drawing a blank here. Oh, yeah: the midterm elections happened, and as you may have heard, it was a historic victory for the Democrats, including in Arizona, which, like the rest of the country, has gone deep-blue. AZPM spent Election Day spread out all across Pima County – from Marana and Sahuarita to midtown Tucson and Oro Valley – then moved to candidate watch parties at night. While Dems danced to Stevie Wonder, Republicans ‘cried in their beer,’ as one business owner put it.

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Seven Arizona Donut Shops Have Been Frying Before Dawn For Decades And Locals Line Up Anyway

Some of the best breakfasts in Arizona start while most of the state is still asleep. From Tucson to Yuma to the Valley, a handful of donut shops unlock their doors at 4 a.m., and a few never lock them at all. These are not trendy spots with fancy toppings...

Arizona · 2d

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Carjacking suspect arrested in Arizona after threatening truck passengers in New Mexico

SAN SIMON, AZ (AZFamily) — A man suspected of carjacking a pickup truck near the New Mexico border was arrested in Arizona on Friday afternoon. Police say the stolen SUV he may be tied to belongs to a man who was found severely beaten in Tempe. It began shortly...

San Simon, AZ · 1d

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Arizona Projects 11-06-26

1. Demolition of the former downtown Phoenix radio station building is underway as Phase I of Atari Hotels in Roosevelt Row, formally launching construction on the project. Intersection Development is developing the hotel and broader two-block Fascination Street entertainment district, with räkkhaus serving as the architecture firm. Plans include a roughly 2,400-person entertainment venue alongside hotel and entertainment uses, with the project targeted for completion in late 2028 or early 2029.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Meet Nick Mansour, Arizona’s newly elected state treasurer

Ian Schwartz and Steven Sarabia sit down with Arizona’s newly elected state treasurer, Nick Mansour, to discuss the top issues.

Arizona · 1d

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Outback Franchisee’s Chapter 11 Filing Covers 61 Western Steakhouses, but Company Says Doors Stay Open for Now

The company that runs 61 Outback Steakhouse restaurants across California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Nov. 2, but those steakhouses are open and serving diners while the case moves forward. Cerca Trova Restaurant Group Holdings, which does business as Out West Restaurant Group, filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware and plans to sell its restaurants rather than shut them down.

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Tucson Electric Power customers would pay about $13.50 more a month under the utility’s rate request, which Arizona regulators take up at a Nov. 17 open meeting

Tucson Electric Power wants to raise rates by 9.8 percent, which would add about $13.50 a month to the average residential bill if the Arizona Corporation Commission approves it. The commission takes up the case at an open meeting on Nov. 17. New rates would not start until the commissioners vote. The case has been […]

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Gov. Hobbs outlines plans for her next term

Reelected Governor Katie Hobbs came to Tucson to thank her supporters and give them a glimpse of what she plans for the four years ahead.

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Arizona voters approved most GOP-backed ballot measures

PHOENIX — Arizona voters approved most of the ballot measures Republican lawmakers put on the ballot, even as they handed control of the House and Senate to Democrats. The eight propositions covered a wide range of issues, from transgender students’ access to school facilities and photo radar enforcement to local sales taxes and voting requirements. But voters rejected several measures entangled in broader political fights over education funding, early voting and the role of government.

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No. 22 Arizona improbably comes back to beat TCU in wild finish

By David Veenstra, Arizona Sports: The Wildcats (7-2) rallied and narrowly avoided losing a trap game to a 4-5 Horned Frogs team on Friday night at Casino Del Sol Stadium. Coming off a loss to No. 15 Texas Tech last Saturday and with a date with No. 3 Utah set for next Saturday; the Wildcats (7-2) narrowly avoided losing a trap game to a 4-5 Horned Frogs team on a late Friday night at Casino Del Sol Stadium to keep their Big 12 title hopes alive.

Tucson, AZ · 2d

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This Arizona Stand Piles Mango, Chamoy, And Ice Cream On Raspados Until 10 Every Night

A drive-thru window that hands out shaved ice heaped with mango, chamoy, and a scoop of ice cream? That detail alone makes me want to hit the brakes. This east-side Arizona stand keeps that window open until 10 p.m., every single day of the week. The menu goes way past...

Tucson, AZ · 1d

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Outcry as Arizona teen who completed high school last year is elected to lead major court office

The Democratic Arizona State University sophomore defeated Jeff Dial, a former Republican state senator and representative, who also served in the army reserve.

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JoAnna Mendoza (D) defeated incumbent Juan Ciscomani (R) and three other candidates in the general election for Arizona's 6th Congressional District

JoAnna Mendoza (D) defeated incumbent Juan Ciscomani (R) and three other candidates in the general election for Arizona's 6th Congressional District on November 3, 2026. Politico's Samuel Benson said, "[Arizona's 6th] district is considered one of the most competitive on the map this year, and Democrats have carried it in recent statewide elections. Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego won the district in 2024, as did Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Sen. Mark Kelly in 2022." Ciscomani won 50.7%–49.2% in 2022 and 50.0%–47.5% in 2024. That year, Donald Trump (R) defeated Kamala Harris (D) 49.8%–49.1% in the 6th District. As of November 2026, major election forecasters rated the general election Likely Democratic, Lean Democratic, or Toss-up.

Arizona · 2d

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“Fewer, better-prepared students:” 5 insights on the University of Arizona’s enrollment drop

University of Arizona enrollment has dropped 10% in the last year, with 5,280 fewer students compared to fall 2025 — and the UA is planning ahead for a smaller student body. Fall 2026 is the first time enrollment has fallen for Arizona’s three public universities after a decade of growth. That’s the takeaway from an Arizona Board of Regents meeting on Thursday.

Tucson, AZ · 2d

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9 Arizona Gluten-Free Kitchens Where The Tortillas, Pizza And Burgers Taste Like The Real Thing

A Tucson pizza shop gets its gluten-free crust from a separate gluten-free bakery across town. I love that kind of teamwork. It means somebody cared enough to hunt down the best dough instead of settling. That detail sent me down a rabbit hole across Arizona. I found a taco counter...

Arizona · 2d

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Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point Faces GOP Backlash After Arizona Wipeout Endorsing Far-Right Candidates: ‘Driving Us to Extinction’

Turning Point USA backed Republicans with its money and reputation in its home state of Arizona. Now, after a midterm drubbing, members of the party are turning on the conservative group. Arizona Republicans lost every statewide race and at least two congressional seats in Tuesday’s election, and Democrats are poised to control the state Legislature […]

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