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Route 66 turns 100 this week, and its path began as a wagon trail

FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Route 66 turns 100 years old Wednesday, and historians at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff said the route is older than its official designation. Route 66 runs through many northern Arizona towns and is still celebrated across the country, even though modern freeways...

Flagstaff, AZ · 1d
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Portion of US 89A between Sedona and Flagstaff reopens, but repairs continue

A portion of State Route 89A remains closed in northern Arizona as crews continue to repair sections damaged by flooding caused by potent storms earlier this month. The highway between Sedona and Flagstaff was closed Nov. 1 after heavy rainfall caused Oak Creek to overflow and erode portions of the roadway, expose guardrail support and damage other parts of the infrastructure, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Sedona, AZ · 1d
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12 Dead Giveaways You’ve Lived in Arizona Too Long

You give every cholla on the trail a wide berth, and you carry tweezers just in case. Newcomers learn why the hard way. Arizonans just know. Here are the dead giveaways you’ve lived in Arizona too long. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. State laws and city...

Arizona · 3d
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Gas prices in Arizona dropping after midterm elections

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Buyers at This Arizona Home Community Say the Granite Mountain Behind Them Is Their Backyard

One buyer summed it up in a single line: the mountain is our backyard. That’s a bold claim for any neighborhood, and it’s what stopped me. It belongs to a small new-home community in the high desert of north Arizona’s Valley. The headline you clicked hints at...

Scottsdale, AZ · 6d

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Arizona rains gave a record-breaking water boost to Salt and Verde rivers. Here are the numbers

Rainstorms drenched Arizona in recent weeks, soaking the state’s cities, mountains, streams and rivers. Anybody who got caught in the rare fall storm could tell you it was a wildly unusual amount of water. Now, we have the numbers to back it up. The Salt River Project, which operates...

Arizona · 1d

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Meet Sebastian Matta, the 19-Year-Old With Venezuelan and Argentine Roots Who Beat a Former Arizona Senator

Sebastian Matta graduated from high school last year. Now, the son of a Venezuelan mother and an Argentine father has defeated a former Republican state senator to become the next clerk of the Superior Court in Arizona's most populous county and the fourth biggest in the U.S. The 19-year-old Arizona...

Maricopa County, AZ · 4d

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Demolition looms for 70-year old Mesa site designed by noted Valley architect

MESA, AZ — A downtown Mesa building, designed by celebrated Arizona architect Martin Ray Young, will soon be torn down to make way for a new apartment complex. East Valley historians know the building as Gurtler Corner. Crews have already started work on the apartment project, and the building is the only thing still standing in the way of the heavy equipment.

Mesa, AZ · 1d

Subplot News

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Arizona bartender asks woman for her ID. Then she leaves—-and comes back with a QR code

'Just when you think you’ve seen it all.' The post Arizona bartender asks woman for her ID. Then she leaves—-and comes back with a QR code appeared first on Subplot News .

Arizona · 3d

KTAR News

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500-unit housing project on north Phoenix golf course faces setback

A 500-unit residential project proposed at a popular north Phoenix golf course failed to pass muster with the Paradise Valley Village Planning Committee during a Nov. 2 meeting. Host Hotels & Resorts, owner of Westin Kierland Resort & Spa, is looking to develop the Copper Residences Planned Unit Development on...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Tempe Town Lake temporarily closes after storm damage, downstream contamination

Recreation on Tempe Town Lake is restricted following historic floods in the Salt and Verde Rivers. Boating, fishing and swimming in the lake are prohibited until future notice due to shore damage and bacterial contamination — including e. coli. "The water has downed full-sized trees, sent abandoned boats over...

Tempe, AZ · 2d

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Phoenix's First Fridays Loses Street Party, Bets On Private-Lot Vendor Pilot

For three decades, First Fridays turned Roosevelt Row into downtown Phoenix's biggest monthly block party, drawing crowds that once topped 20,000 people for a free night of art, food trucks and vendor booths. This fall, that street-party version of the event is gone, replaced by a scaled-back private-property pilot program that drew just one business application for its debut month.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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Scottsdale Water report puzzles, angers some

With a to-be-determined cut in the Colorado River supply looming, rather than clarifying Scottsdale’s situation, a presentation may have muddied the water. Some are baffled by potentially conflicting information in the update – as well as what was omitted. During an Oct. 20 Scottsdale City Council report –...

Scottsdale, AZ · 1d

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Scottsdale voters rejecting ‘blue wave’

On Election Day, political commentators around the country started talking about a “blue wave” – with some switching to “blue tsunami” later in the night. In Scottsdale, voters put up what could be called “red sandbags.”. Unofficial results of the Scottsdale City Council race...

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

Phoenix New Times

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Maricopa County’s blue wave washes away election deniers and conspiracy kooks

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. A Maricopa County elections employee diligently placed a stack of ballots in...

Maricopa County, AZ · 4d

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North Mountain Park closes Dec. 1 for major overhaul

At 2,104 feet, North Mountain is an easily recognizable landmark in the north Valley skyline. In addition to the popular Trail 44, the mountain offers a wide array of options for hikers of all abilities and boasts amazing summit climbs. But the park itself, which was built in the 1950s as a Maricopa County Park and joined the Phoenix Parks system in the 1970s, has seen better days.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

ABC15 Arizona

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Phoenix water shutoffs resume Nov. 16 for overdue accounts

The City of Phoenix says 9,000-plus accounts owe nearly $24 million, and outreach communities say they expect more people to seek help in the coming days.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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‘XX-XY’ shirt that sparked public outcry at CCSD meeting now at center of free speech lawsuit

Lorena Biassotti and Lydia Dominguez claim governance policies passed in April unconstitutionally restrict their speech and religious beliefs.

Phoenix, AZ · 18h

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KJZZ's Sun Up for Nov. 9, 2026

KJZZ's Sun Up is a weekday morning podcast giving you the Arizona news you need to start your day. It is the biggest stories of the day from KJZZ News. ANNOUNCER: KJZZ’s Sun Up is supported by Banner Health, Arizona’s largest nonprofit health care system. Last year, Banner reinvested more than $1.1 billion in community health and charity care. Banner Health, nonprofit for Arizona. BannerHealth.com/nonprofitforaz.

Arizona · 1d