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The "gold bar" scam is the latest targeting seniors and others, according to the Better Business Bureau.
'Gold bar' scam targets victims' bank accounts
You are told your bank accounts have been hacked. To keep your money safe, you must withdraw all of it and buy gold bars. When the mess is cleared up, you can then sell the bars and get … more
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Daniel Butierez Sr., left, faces off against incumbent Adelita Grijalva Wednesday night in a debate between candidates for CD 7.
Grijalva, Butierez spar over elections, mail-in voting during CD7 debate
SCOTTSDALE — The Republican contender for Congress in the 7th Congressional District says he supports some of the election law changes being proposed by President Trump. “I don’t think … more
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Argument at West Valley home ends with double-shooting, death
A man is in custody after a shooting early Thursday morning inside a home near Sienna Hills Parkway and McDowell Road, police said. The shooting occurred just before 1 a.m. Aug. 27. A Buckeye … more
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Mark Cardenas
It’s a constitutional duty to protect all Americans from toxic chemicals
OPINION — Some people describe military deployments like scenes from an action movie. Hollywood tends to glorify war and service. That was never my experience serving in the Middle East. When … more
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Teachers in the Dysart Unified School District will be trained on how to properly integrate AI into the classroom.
West Valley school district plans phased AI implementation plan
Beginning in September, the Dysart Unified School District will roll out its artificial intelligence implementation plan. with administrators among the first to learn how to use the tool to assist in the educational environment. more
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Gilbert Public Schools is providing transportation for its students to East Valley Institute of Technology classes.
East Valley district sees EVIT busing change as possible long-term model
Gilbert Public Schools says its move to resume transporting students to EVIT has improved reliability and could shape future transportation agreements. more
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PVSchools congratulates Shadow Mountain JAG teacher Krystal Booher on earning the Plus Wonder Impact Award for fostering strong connections and collaboration among students by encouraging them to focus on “something bigger.”
PVSchools renews career and graduation support at two high schools
Students facing barriers to graduation at Paradise Valley and Shadow Mountain High Schools will continue receiving academic, career and workplace support through Jobs for Arizona's graduates during the 2026-27 school year. more
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On Nov. 3, Arizona voters will decide whether to approve school district overrides and bonds for operating and capital expenses. What those measures would pay for, and how long taxpayers would pay, depends on whether the ballot asks for an override or a bond.
Arizona school overrides and bonds: What voters need to know
On Nov. 3, Arizona voters will decide whether to approve school district overrides and bonds for operating and capital expenses. What those measures would pay for, and how long taxpayers would pay, depends on whether the ballot asks for an override or a bond. more
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Tempe cancels the use of all 33 Flock cameras throughout the city.
Tempe turns off Flock cameras, won’t seek another provider
After weeks of backlash and national issues surrounding Flock cameras and data sharing, Tempe has turned off all cameras across the city and will not seek another automatic license plate reader … more
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Attorney General Kris Mayes, shown at a press conference earlier this year, is touting the state's $223 million share of the massive lawsuit against Meta regarding teens' and children's use of its social media platforms.
Arizona to get $223M from Meta lawsuit involving social media addiction, teens
PHOENIX — Meta owes Arizona $223 million dollars for harming teen mental health on social media — Arizona’s share of a $17.1 billion multistate deal in which the company promised to change its … more
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The final Park303 acquisitions include Park303 Phase 2 - Building A, totaling 629,835 square feet and fully leased to DHL, and Park 303 Phase 2 - Building B, totaling 483,000 square feet and fully leased to Logisticus Group LLC.
Glendale industrial buildings sold for record-breaking $170M
Lincoln Property Company a global, real estate firm with more than $31 billion of assets under management, announced the sale of the final two Class A industrial buildings at its Park303 logistics … more
Robert Robb
The national security drift of Trump’s gall toward Canada
OPINION — The hostility of Donald Trump and his administration toward Canada and Europe is a destructive head-scratcher. These are the countries with which the United States has the deepest shared heritage and the broadest shared values. Pace Trump and pre-Trump, these are also the countries with which the United States has had the most productive, freest and fairest economic relationships. There was robust trade in all directions, with average tariffs of less than 3% in all directions. There were trade irritations, but nothing of significant or serious consequence. Trump is a mercantilist and views trade balances as a scorecard. more
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