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Paramedicine professionals earn degrees, honors from Mesa Community College
A total of 32 Mesa Community College paramedicine students were awarded associate in applied science in paramedicine degrees on Aug. 2. A tradition at MCC is bestowing academic achievement ...
Barrett-Jackson adds culinary competition to fall auction lineup
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Harkins Theatres kicks off Monday night musical series
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Large brush fire contained near Laughlin, Bullhead City
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A large brush fire along the Colorado River between Laughlin and Bullhead City is now under control with the help of The Clark County Fire Department, the Bureau of Land Management, and the National Park Service. The 63-acre fire started on Monday and created smoke that could be seen for miles […]
Tempe to update rules allowing 'casitas' on residential property
Tempe is set to update its zoning code regulations for accessory dwelling units following the May passage of HB 2720, the bill requiring municipalities with populations of 75,000 or more to adopt regulations by January 2025 to permit ADUs on all lots where single-family dwellings are allowed.
Masjid Juarharatul-Islam, Arizona's first 'built from the ground up' mosque, needs new ACs
Keila Khadijah Gonzalez looked on while seated at Masjid Jauharatul-Islam as her two young sons frolicked about the mosque’s courtyard under the south Phoenix sun. The 43-year-old house of worship facing South Mountain is one of the first Black American mosques constructed on undeveloped land. The history associated with the mosque appealed to...
Sellers lose their advantage in Phoenix housing market
Competition for homes and price appreciation tapered off faster than normal in July as high housing costs continued to stymie shoppers, according to the Zillow market report. Sellers gave up a marked advantage over buyers in July in the Phoenix housing market and on the national scale, as the Zillow market heat index moved into neutral territory for the first time since December. But recent drops in mortgage rates should spur more competition as we head into fall.
91 Year-old Walks Daughter Down The Aisle At 50th Anniversary Ceremony
Wedding anniversaries are a much-celebrated milestone in any relationship. One local couple celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary which includes the bride’s 91-year-old father walking her down the aisle just like he did the first time 50 years ago. “My dad was so excited to walk me down again but...
Buckeye resident pleading for HVAC company to fix issue with AC unit
BUCKEYE, AZ — A Buckeye resident is left up in arms over his air conditioning system, which he says runs all day long without cooling down the home. Now, he is blaming the company that installed it, saying they are not taking his complaints seriously. Dominic Wiederin and his...
Carter takes plea in shooting death
KINGMAN – A Golden Valley man pleaded not guilty to second degree murder during his Aug. 19 arraignment in Mohave County Superior Court. Kenneth Carter, 36, is charged in the Aug. 2 shooting death of David Roberts. Sheriff’s Office personnel responding at 12:43 a.m. located the victim dead at...
Arizona Democrats ‘excited, invigorated and happy’ as DNC kicks off
CHICAGO – After months of anxiety over the presidential contest, Arizona Democrats basked in a far more optimistic vibe as the party’s national convention opened Monday. “Excited, invigorated and happy,” was how delegate Llama Habern of Cornville described the mood – now that Vice President Kamala Harris is atop the ticket, reversing a downward spiral […]
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