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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...
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Arrests made in Surprise dog abandonment case; Phoenix woman accused of stalking ex-friend | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From an update to an animal abuse investigation in the West Valley to concerns over crime in a historic Phoenix neighborhood, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Monday, March 10, 2025. 1. Latest on Surprise dog abandonment case. Featured. 2. Boy dead...
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‘Creating an environment for bacteria to grow’: Couple left 11-year-old special needs boy in one place without moving him until he died from extensive lesions, sepsis
An Arizona woman and her boyfriend are going to prison after their neglect of her 11-year-old special needs son led to his death. Ariel Lea Horn, 34, received a seven-year prison sentence while her 30-year-old boyfriend Charles Jackson McClellan Jr. will spend three-and-a-half years behind bars, Tucson CBS affiliate KOLD reported. Both will receive credit for the roughly 10 months of jail time already served.