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No scheduled labor this holiday weekend on Arizona freeways
There will be no scheduled construction closures this Labor Day weekend along Arizona freeways, but drivers should expect heavier traffic during peak travel times, state transportation officials said … more
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Phoenix Police are looking for this Jeep Grand Cherokee, believed to be involved in a pair of burglaries in east Phoenix, police said Tuesday in a release.
Phoenix Police investigate thefts of copper, bronze from two sites
The Phoenix Police are investigating two burglaries that took place two weeks apart in east Phoenix according to a release on Tuesday. more
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The proposed mixed-use Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing Project at State Route 24 and Williams Field Road could include multifamily residential, retail, restaurants, a hotel and commercial office space.
Mesa council moves forward plan for mixed-used development, 2,000 homes
The Mesa City Council introduced a series of ordinances that, if passed, will open the door for construction of a new mixed-use development in District 6 that would have more than 2,000 dwellings. … more
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The State Board of Education unanimously approved the Arizona Department of Education's acceptance of a $100,000 Connecting Talent to Opportunity Challenge award Aug. 24.
Arizona accepts $100K federal grant aimed at connecting student credentials with employers
The State Board of Education unanimously approved the Arizona Department of Education's acceptance of a $100,000 Connecting Talent to Opportunity Challenge award Aug. 24. more
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Military families shouldn’t be collateral damage in PBM reform
OPINION — America asks a great deal of those who wear the uniform and their families. In return, the country makes a promise: military families will have dependable access to healthcare, and that promise is called Tricare. more
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Water use in Arizona depends on more than the desert heat
In Arizona, water is something everyone thinks about. more
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Secretary of state candidates Alexander Kolodin, left, and Adrian Fontes, right, in a Monday night debate on KAET-TV with host Ted Simons.
Arizona secretary of state candidates spar over election safety, mail-in voting in debate
PHOENIX — The outcome of the highly contested race for secretary of state could depend on whether voters believe elections in Arizona are safe and secure. “They’ve been safe and secure for … more
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Jackie Shelley
Rallying against hunger in Arizona
OPINION — September is a time when food banks and meal programs across the country shine a spotlight on a problem that never takes a month off. Food insecurity in America has reached its highest level in more than a decade, affecting more than 47 million people, including 14 million children ... the Valley is no exception. more
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The speed limit on a five-mile stretch of Ellsworth Road to the town of Queen Creek boundary has been lowered from 50 mph to 45 mph.
Mesa lowers speed limit for road along growing stretch near Eastmark
The speed limit on Ellsworth Road from Elliot Road to the south Mesa limits along the Queen Creek border will be reduced. That stretch of road is currently posted at 50 miles per hour. Under the new … more
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Dr. Rupali Drewek
Is Your Child Getting Enough Sleep for School Success?
By September, Arizona children and teens have had several weeks to adjust to the demands of a new school year. Classrooms, teachers, homework, sports and extracurricular activities are no longer … more
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Mesa Councilmember Francisco Heredia was selected as chair of the Valley Metro Rail board of directors.
Mesa’s Heredia elected chair of Valley Metro Rail board
Mesa District 3 Councilmember Francisco Heredia has been elected as chair of the Valley Metro Rail board of directors. The board elected Heredia during its Aug. 27 meeting and he will serve … more
Kimberly Vehon
Foster care has room for every Arizonan
OPINION — Foster families make an important commitment when they open their homes to children. What is sometimes less visible, but equally important, is the difference a caring community can make by standing alongside them. more
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