Scottsdale has joined with seven other Arizona cities and towns suing firetruck manufacturers from around the country, accusing them of monopolizing the industry and killing off any competition.
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10/13/26
The Peoria Unified governing board voted to self report a possible violation of the open meeting law involving a potential disclosure of confidential information by a fellow board member.
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A report conducted by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office into the rape of Democratic Congressional District 8 candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia provides new details.
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The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has responded to Peoria Councilmember Jennifer Crawford’s request to investigate whether she resided in Peoria when she took office through the present.
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A former Centennial High School student has come forward seeking $7 million in damages alleging he was sexually groomed and exploited by former teacher Haley Beck and that Peoria Unified School …
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Closed residential sales were down throughout Greater Phoenix in August, but experts say the dip fits the season as one of the slowest months in Arizona real estate.
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At 45 years old, after being told the chances of becoming pregnant naturally were very low, Tiffany Ambrose-Golden never imagined she would experience pregnancy and motherhood all over again.
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Peoria’s current regulations on data centers date to 2002, when floppy disc drives, cell phones without cameras and dial-up internet were in full rotation, a time when they were more associated with servers in back office rooms rather than sprawling tech farms.
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Peoria City Councilmember Jennifer Crawford addressed her residency at the Sept. 15 public council meeting, stating that she “maintains residency in the Acacia District.”
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New information has come out regarding a former Centennial High School principal and his failure to act regarding a teacher and her alleged sexual misconduct with a student.
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