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'Literal sign of resistance': Grand Avenue billboard in Phoenix attacks Trump and Musk
The latest installment of a provocative billboard on Phoenix's Grand Avenue uses art to criticize President Donald Trump and his relationship with billionaire Elon Musk. Located on Grand Avenue and between 10th and 11th avenues, the new artwork went up earlier this month. The double-sided billboard, owned privately by Phoenix-based artist and activist Beatrice Moore , has new artwork titled "Twitler and Putin's Puppet Do Washington" and "Liar-in-Chief." Karen Fiorito is the artist. One side of the billboard shows the moment Musk made a controversial arm gesture on Inauguration Day, deemed by some as a fascist salute , and...
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Police identify pedestrian killed in crash in Maryvale area of Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix police have identified the man who was hit and killed by a car early Thursday morning in the Maryvale urban village of Phoenix. The crash happened just before 5 a.m. at 43rd Avenue and Clarendon Avenue, just south of Indian School Road. Officers at the...
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2 teens arrested after allegedly bringing gun, bullets to Phoenix high school
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two students are in custody after they allegedly brought a stolen gun and a magazine with bullets to Washington High School on Tuesday. Before the school day began, the staff said they found an unloaded firearm in a student’s backpack and bullets in another student’s backpack.
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Gallego and Kelly demand answers over planned closure of Phoenix BIA office
Concerns are growing about President Donald Trump’s planned closure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Phoenix. Arizona U.S. Sens. Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego sent a letter to the General Services Administration expressing their concern about the intended closure, urging them to reconsider this decision and provide clarity. The BIA office in Phoenix is […]
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Phoenix has the only Fry's Mercado in the country. Here's what makes it different
The supermarket at the corner of 43rd Avenue and McDowell Road is not your typical Fry’s. The smell of warm sugar and strawberries wafts from a bakery where conchas and other Mexican pastries are baked from scratch and employees pick fresh corn tortillas off of a conveyor belt in the tortilleria. The only Fry’s Mercado in the United States is located in an area of Phoenix where 85% of the people who live within five miles of the store identify as Hispanic, said Daniella Lerma , Fry’s multicultural specialist. Of the 130 Fry’s in Arizona, 47 are designated as...
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Phoenix woman stuck with a $52,000 bill for broken solar panels
PHOENIX (AZFamily) —Susan Crotty agreed to install solar panels back in 2022, and although the panels are on, the solar system itself has never been connected. “So, here they are. Three years later and they’re (panels) still not operational. Never have been and never will be,” Crotty told On Your Side.
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Police identify motorcyclist killed in Phoenix crash
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A major road in Phoenix has reopened after police said a motorcyclist was killed in a crash early Tuesday afternoon. Phoenix police say the wreck happened around 3:45 p.m. near 59th and Glenrosa avenues, just north of Indian School Road. When officers arrived, they found a...