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The Uncommon and its two sister restaurants in downtown Chandler closed at the end of its Aug. 29 business day. A manager said there are plans to put new types of brands in the three vacated spaces in late 2026 or in 2027.
Three downtown restaurants abruptly close in East Valley
Three downtown Chandler restaurants, all tied to a single ownership and management, all permanently closed at the end of business Saturday, Aug. 29. Tipsy Egg, The Uncommon and Recreo Cantina … more
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Eileen Appelbaum
As maternity wards close, Arizona mothers pay price
OPINION — Giving birth can be deadly. In 2024 in the United States, 17.9 women per 100,000 live births died during pregnancy or within 42 days after childbirth. That is double or triple the number in other high-income countries, and much higher than in English-speaking peer countries Australia (3.5), Britain (5.5) and Canada (8.4).  more
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TR Harry
American politics: Will Rogers overheard out on the front porch
OPINION — If Will Rogers were here today, he might have something to say: Well, I’ve been watching this country for a spell now, and I’ll tell you something that may not sit easy: … more
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In this April 10, 2018, file photo, a high school principal displays vaping devices that were confiscated from students in such places as restrooms or hallways at the school in Massachusetts. (Associated Press/Steven Senne)
Youth survey shows declining substance use
Arizona youth are vaping and drinking less as well has having an increased awareness of fentanyl, according to a new annual report released by the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission. more
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Phoenix Deer Valley Airport has grown by about 33% in the last decade, but a lot more growth could be on the horizon.
Sky's the limit: Phoenix Deer Valley Airport projects continued growth
Phoenix Deer Valley Airport has grown by about 33% in the last decade, but a lot more growth could be on the horizon. Deer Valley went from 369,759 aircraft operations in 2015 to 490,702 in … more
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There were fewer alcohol-related crashes in 2025 in Arizona compared to 2024, but the data showed crashes that involved alcohol impairment and speeding remain a leading cause of injuries and death, state transportation officials said.
Arizona traffic fatalities dip for 3rd straight year
There were 1,156 traffic fatalities on all Arizona roads in 2025, a 5.2% decrease from 2024, state transportation officials said. The total number of crashes also dropped, falling from 123,535 … more
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More than 50,000 Latino students are enrolled as undergraduates at Arizona's three public universities, according to the universities' most recent demographic data. Latino students account for roughly one-quarter of undergraduate enrollment at ASU, NAU and U of A. 
Basic-needs crisis pushes Latino students to the brink of leaving college
Researchers found nearly two-thirds of Latino students had considered leaving college, while one-third had taken a leave at some point. About 85% reported difficulty obtaining affordable, healthy food. more
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Kaleb Brown piece on stuttering right on target
OPINION — I would like to offer some commentary on the great opinion piece, The Long Run: Glendale native dispels myths about stuttering, by Kaleb Brown. I have had issues with stuttering in my life and thought that Brown made great points that the media has consistently portrayed stuttering as a negative or undesirable way of speaking. more
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A 64-year-old Chandler man has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder as the suspect in the death of his 84-year-old mother. Chandler police detectives investigated the case and developed probable cause that Allen Page, 64, “failed to provide necessary care and medical attention despite being responsible for the victim’s personal and financial care.
Chandler man arrested in mother’s death
A 64-year-old Chandler man has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder as the suspect in the death of his 84-year-old mother, Mary Elenz, who was in his care, according to a Chandler … more
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Kurt Brooks has been added to the list of qualified write-in candidates for the vacant two-year Higley Unified School District Governing Board seat.
Third write-in candidate added to race for vacant Higley school board seat
Kurt Brooks has joined Kathleen Richards and Travis White as a write-in candidate for the vacant two-year Higley Unified School District Governing Board seat after county officials amended his original filing. more
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Bill Richardson
With Flock gone, Tempe needs alternative with similar investigative value
OPINION — Tempe has decided to discontinue Flock license-plate readers that have helped law enforcement connect cases and solve crimes. Mayor Corey Woods, in a statement, said: “We have to be able to provide public safety in a way that maintains the trust of our community. For Tempe, that means taking these cameras down.” more
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The drawing of his rescue that former Disney animator Glen Keane gifted Phoenix Fire Station 12.
Oscar-winning Disney animator thanks Phoenix, Tempe crews who rescued him from mountain
Oscar-winning former Disney animator and Paradise Valley resident Glen Keane thanked local rescue crews for rescuing him from Mummy Mountain last month with a drawing to hang in a Phoenix Fire … more
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