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Mayor Phil Gordon is considering adding slots to generate revenue.
Sky Harbor could become a gambler's paradise. Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon wants to talk with a Native American tribe about bringing in slots to the airport and sharing the profits.
Rapper DMX accused of identity theft
Rapper DMX has been arrested at a Phoenix, Arizona, mall on a felony charge of taking the identity of another.
Slain woman's body found near Phoenix church
Phoenix police were investigating Saturday the apparent homicide of a woman whose body was found near a dumpster behind a church parking lot.
Man in custody, accused of beating grandparents
A 33-year-old man was taken into custody by a SWAT team Friday morning after he was suspected of beating his grandparents with a pipe and refusing to come out of their Phoenix house.
Phoenix Reopens Some Pools Today; Others to Reopen Over Next Several Days
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department reopened the following pools today at noon: Alkire, 1617 W. Papago St.
Small-biz owners like Goddard in '10 governor's election
If small-business owners have their way, Terry Goddard could finally get to be governor, a post that has eluded him twice before.
Payments to firm hired for photo traffic tickets will rise if more pay up
The Department of Public Safety signed a contract to deploy 40 of these photo radar vans on state highways, along with 60 stationary units.
Man charged with flashing on Phoenix bus
A man who allegedly exposed himself and masturbated on a bus in Phoenix faces multiple charges for the July 4 incident.
Alert: Near drowning almost claims life of Phoenix 8-month-old
Phoenix fire officials responded to the scene of a near drowning on Wednesday. According to the Phoenix Fire Department, an 8-month-old child was on a floating tube in a pool at a residence near Glendale and ...
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Desert Schools Nets $1 Million Grant for Homeless Shelter
Desert Schools Federal Credit Union announced that it has received a $1 million Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco) to finance construction of a 157-unit residential development for low-income families in Phoenix.
Proceeds will directly benefit UMOM New Day Centers
Arizona lawman sued for suspected racial profiling
PHOENIX - A group of Hispanic activists in Arizona filed a lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio on Wednesday, alleging the lawman uses racial profiling in controversial sweeps to round up illegal ...
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Heart-healthy Workshops on Stroke Awareness and Aneurysms
A series of free, monthly heart-healthy workshops for older adults and the community will be presented by the city of Phoenix Human Services Department Senior Services Division and the Arizona Heart Institute.
A workshop on stroke awareness will be presented by Lisa Gillen, NP, at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 17, at the Paradise Valley Community Center, Multipurpose Room, 17402 N. 40th St.
Widely misunderstood, strokes are the third leading cause of death in the United States with 700,000 people affected annually. Gillen, an adult nurse practitioner at the Arizona Heart Institute, will help identify the risk factors and treatments that one needs to take to fight strokes.
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ON Semiconductor to buy Catalyst
ON Semiconductor Corp. agreed to acquire Catalyst Semiconductor Inc. in an all-stock deal for about $6.24 a share, the companies said Thursday.
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Hot temperatures in the forecast
It's heating up in Arizona today, as strong high pressure has positioned itself over us.
Child escapes sex assault, alert issued for Phoenix area
Silent Witness and the Phoenix Police Department Family Investigation Bureau mailed close to 500 fliers on Monday in relation to an investigation involving an attempted sexual assault of a child in June.
Arpaio's immigration, crime sweeps targeted in lawsuit
' Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's immigration and crime sweeps are being targeted in a lawsuit that alleged his officers have racially profiled countless Hispanics.
Police Seek Charges Against Jeff Hausner
Phoenix police said they want the brother of "Serial Shootings" suspect Dale Hausner charged with attempted murder in a stabbing case.
Phoenix pools closed after reports of illness
City officials have told 3TV that they are closing all city pools after reports of people getting sick.
Authorities say that they have two confirmed cases of people being sick with Cryptosporidium or Crypto, a water-borne disease.
Mean ol' Sheriff Joe Arpaio, still too decrepit and cowardly to set foot in Mesa.
Tears of a clown? Joe's afraid of the big, bag Mesa police chief. So I return from my brief respite from the sad insanity of Maricopa County to see that mean ol' Sheriff Joe's still so scared of Mesa Police ...