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US 60 partially reopens after serious crash near Gold Canyon

GOLD CANYON, AZ (AZFamily) — A portion of a major highway east of the Valley has partially reopened after a serious crash Monday morning. Around 6:30 a.m., a commercial vehicle and a Chevrolet Suburban collided in the westbound lanes of US 60 near El Camino Viejo, between Gold Canyon and Queen Valley. Details remain limited at this time, but the Arizona Department of Public Safety confirmed serious injuries were reported.

Gold Canyon, AZ · 8h
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Accused rapist arrested at Apache Junction home; more victims possible

Detectives say Pedro Torres, 32, and his 18-year-old neighbor were strangers when he kidnapped her, sexually assaulted her and held her against her will for hours.

Apache Junction, AZ · 2d
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Town of San Tan Valley Council Opposes Queen Creek Water Fee

The Town of San Tan Valley Council voted Nov. 4 to let Mayor Daren Schnepf send a letter to the Town of Queen Creek opposing its proposed water resource fee as it applies to San Tan Valley customers. The vote was a voice vote, and no one was opposed. Queen Creek's council holds a public hearing on the fee at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, and that is the earliest it could adopt it.

Queen Creek, AZ · 2d
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Superstition Community Food Bank has 5 years to vacate its home of 33 years

After 33 years of serving the community from the Roy W. Hudson Pinal County Plaza in Apache Junction, the Superstition Community Food Bank has been given five years to relocate from its current

Apache Junction, AZ · 2d

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San Tan Valley Approves First Commercial Rezoning at Gantzel and Lone Star

Gantzel Rd. & Lone Star Ln. — Approximate Site of Proposed Commercial Center. San Tan Valley's town council has approved annexing and rezoning roughly 3.3 acres of Pinal County land for commercial use, marking the first time the town has done so since incorporation. The site, at the southwest corner of Gantzel Road and Lone Star Lane, is set to become a small neighborhood shopping center with two buildings.

San Tan Valley, AZ · 2d