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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is hosting a Mexican folklore dance performance by the ASU Valle Del Sol Folklorico Club 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, at the Culture Corner, located post security in Terminal 3.
Phoenix Sky Harbor honors Hispanic Heritage Month with dancers, artwork and dining
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting the various Hispanic-inspired offerings available to travelers. From award-winning food concepts … more
A 41-year-old Phoenix man was sentenced to nine years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Arizona announced Tuesday in a release.
Phoenix man sentenced for drug possession on Indian reservation
A 41-year-old Phoenix man was sentenced to nine years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Arizona announced Tuesday in a release. more
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Councilman Allen Skillicorn is seeking to preemptively address Sharia Law in Fountain Hills..
Fountain Hills council member seeks to ban Sharia Law
Fountain Hills Town Councilman Allen Skillicorn during the Sept. 15 meeting requested drafting a “Florida-style” ban on Sharia Law. Councilmembers Hannah Larrabee and Rick Watts seconded the … more
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Gleb Tsipursky, Ph.D.
Phoenix’s AI-era hiring needs a judgment test
OPINION — Metro Phoenix just hosted more than 900 semiconductor facilities professionals for UltraFacility 2026, while the city’s PHXWorks job fair brought statewide employers face to face with job seekers. Those events point to a hiring problem that will grow as artificial intelligence becomes routine. more
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Patrons walk by art vendors during a past First Fridays event at Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix.
Phoenix reimagines First Fridays on Roosevelt Row without street closures
First Fridays on Roosevelt Row is seeking to get back to its roots. The city of Phoenix is starting a year-long pilot program that will allow arts and food vendors to return to Roosevelt Row … more
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Phoenix firefighters apply a Fido Bag to a dog rescued from a house fire on Sunday night to help it breathe.
Phoenix firefighters rescue two dogs from house fire
Phoenix firefighters saved the lives of two dogs in a house fire on Sunday night. Phoenix Fire crews responded to a house fire near 51st and Southern avenues. Firefighters rescued two dogs … more

Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz, left, debates education issues Monday with Republican KImberly Yee, her opponent in the race for state schools chief at a debate hosted by Ted Simons at KAET-TV.
Ruiz, Yee spar over accountability in Arizona's education 'voucher' program
PHOENIX — Teresa Leyba Ruiz said if private and parochial schools want to accept state dollars for tuition they should be required to prove that the students actually are learning something by … more
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Arizona’s child divide
Arizona continues to attract new residents, but the state’s growth is creating very different communities for children and families. more
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The Black Chamber of Arizona will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the Arizona Legacy Center from 9-11 a.m. on Sept. 25.
Black Chamber of Arizona to celebrate opening of Arizona Legacy Center
The Black Chamber of Arizona will be hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the Arizona Legacy Center from 9-11 a.m. on Sept. 25. more
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The Glendale Union High School District governing board recently heard from a Native American student about the importance of wearing traditional regalia during graduation ceremonies.
Cortez High student seeks to wear tribal regalia on graduation, seeks board support
After an administrator told a high school Navajo student that he couldn’t wear tribal regalia on the graduation stage, he brought his concerns to the district governing board Wednesday. Adrian … more
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Lucas Jumalon, the 22-year-old Grand Canyon University graduate who captured poker’s world championship this summer, finishing 14th place in a record-setting World Series of Poker Circuit event in Austin, Texas, pictured here.
Phoenix GCU graduate makes another deep run at poker event
Lucas Jumalon, the 22-year-old Grand Canyon University graduate who captured poker’s world championship this summer, made another deep tournament run on Monday. more
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Trump can’t buy my vote
OPINION — Trump threw paper towels to the crowd on 10/03/17 at Calvary Chapel in Guaynabo Puerto Rico during a relief visit after hurricane Maria. How demeaning that was. Now he is going to give me $5,000 of my own money to vote MAGA? more
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