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.
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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 …
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Nineteen Scottsdale Unified School District seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The distinction places them among the highest achieving students …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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9/22/26
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.
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PHOENIX – Hours before the 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks made a memorable homecoming, Curt Schilling stood on the mound he once ruled, this time with his 1-year-old grandson Nolan, named after …
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