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10-year-old boy dies after getting overheated while on South Mountain
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200 Missing Kids From Across The USA Found In Arizona
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Preston Lord murder suspect gets bond lowered, released from jail
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A report released by a law firm found that six Arizona cities were among the top 75 U.S. cities when it came to the most fatal drunk-driving crashes per capita between 2018 and 2022. The report, put out by the Philadelphia law firm van der Veen, Hartshorn, Levin and Lindheim, analyzed the top...
Scottsdale's Rose Law Group expanding services to historic preservation
Rose Law Group is expanding its services to include historic preservation. The firm's team is dedicated to guiding developers and historic property owners through the complex processes of ...
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Sonora West Development Breaks Ground on Serene Luxury Homes
Sonora West Development has announced the groundbreaking of Serene, North Scottsdale’s newest luxury community. This exclusive neighborhood will feature a limited collection of 21 semi-custom single-family homes. Each Serene home will showcase custom interiors, advanced home technology and meticulously crafted landscaping. Prospective buyers can choose from four unique floor...
Ramen restaurant in Scottsdale closes suddenly: 'I'm legit heartbroken'
Clever Ramen, the fast-casual sister restaurant to Clever Koi in Phoenix and Gilbert, Across the Pond and Fellow Osteria — all by Joshua James and Nicholas Campisano of Born and Raised Hospitality — has closed after three years. Located at SkySong, an Arizona State University innovation park at the corner of Scottsdale and...
94-unit Build-to-Rent Planned in Scottsdale
MODUS Companies (MODUS Development) has submitted a proposal for a 94-unit single-family Build-to-Rent development in south Scottsdale on Oak Street near 64th Street. Papago Village would provide 46 one-bedroom and 48 two-bedroom units on 10.01 gross acres. According to the project narrative, the development will have a Mid-Century Modern design...
Report reveals the fake name Cam Payne gave to police when he was arrested
Philadelphia 76ers guard Cameron Payne was arrested last month for refusing to reveal his identity to police, and we now know the fake name that he gave to officers. Payne was arrested in Scottsdale, Ariz., on June 14 after an alleged argument with his girlfriend. Despite being the one who called 911, Payne was uncooperative... The post Report reveals the fake name Cam Payne gave to police when he was arrested appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
JSX adds nonstops from Scottsdale to this winter playground. Here's where you can go
JSX isn't done announcing new flights from Scottsdale. Less than two months after announcing a new route to Dallas, the public charter jet service said it would add flights to Salt Lake City from Scottsdale Airport in time for the December holidays. The new route will begin flying close to the time JSX marks one year in Scottsdale.
Heat records fell, some shattered, in June across parts of Arizona, Nevada and Texas
LAS VEGAS — Parts of Arizona, Nevada and Texas just endured their hottest June on record, where sweltering conditions shattered several long-standing marks. The broken records herald yet another summer of extremes — both in the U.S. and around the world — and offer a worrisome outlook for the weeks and months ahead, as July and August are typically the hottest months of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
2nd teen charged in Preston Lord killing released from jail after posting bail
A teen charged in connection with the fatal group attack on Preston Lord was released from custody a day after a judge reduced his million-dollar bond. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office confirmed Wednesday that Taylor Sherman, 19, posted bail. He was under electronic monitoring, according to the Sheriff's Office. ...
Chandler Schools unsure how it'll address new $14M property tax debt
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Arizona workers one step closer to extreme heat protections with proposed Biden rules
Heat waves in Arizona have become increasingly frequent, extreme and lethal in recent years due to the warming influences of human-caused climate change and the urban heat island effect of development. Yet even as regional research, awareness and mitigation initiatives ramp up, efforts to enact statewide heat protections for workers...
Unions, county attorney slam DOJ report finding Phoenix police routinely violate civil rights
In a press conference on Tuesday, police unions and the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office slammed an extensive Department of Justice investigation into the City of Phoenix and the Phoenix Police Department that concluded officers regularly violated civil and constitutional rights and used excessive and illegal force. The Arizona Police Association, a police union that represents […] The post Unions, county attorney slam DOJ report finding Phoenix police routinely violate civil rights appeared first on Arizona Mirror.
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