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Developers of massive proposed data hub walk away from deal in West Valley
A proposed $14 billion data hub in the West Valley has withdrawn its application for rezoning with Maricopa County. The nearly 1,000-acre data hub would have been practically surrounded by planned residential land in Goodyear and Buckeye, prompting representatives from the cities to oppose the project. ...
Juvenile shot, killed in El Mirage neighborhood Monday night
EL MIRAGE, AZ — El Mirage police say an investigation is underway after a juvenile was shot and killed late Monday night. The shooting occurred near El Mirage and Thunderbird roads just before 10 p.m. When officers arrived at the scene, they found an unresponsive victim who was taken...
Man convicted in cartel-related murders that left 3 shot, burned in OC; 4th victim found in Fontana
A 33-year-old man was convicted of killing four men, including three torched in a moving car in Orange in the middle of the afternoon, amid a violent conflict between drug dealers.
Who was arrested in ASU's pro-Palestine protest? How many were students?
Arizona State University Police said they arrested more than 70 protesters last weekend after more than 200 people gathered on campus to call for a cease-fire in Gaza. The protest was one of multiple ones across the state in what has been a growing movement calling for university officials to divest from Israel. ASU officials said only a portion of the protesters from the weekend were students at the university, saying 15 of those arrested were ASU students.
Pothole problems? Here's how to submit a pothole repair
PHOENIX — If you're tired of driving over the same pothole in your neighborhood, requesting a pothole fix might get rid of the issue. Which agency or city you need to contact to get it repaired will depend on where the pothole is located. Each city has a different contact and process to get potholes repaired.
Evictions surge in Arizona with housing shortage and rising prices
Wearing a bulletproof vest and with a gun strapped to his waist, Constable Lennie McCloskey opens his folder and looks through the court orders: eleven evictions to be carried out today. But what he sees most nowadays is people who haven't been able to scrape together enough money to make the rent that month -- sufficient cause for a landlord to get a court ordered eviction.
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