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Can’t make rent? This new Maricopa County program could help
Demand for Maricopa County’s eviction prevention program was so high that applications closed after a few days—but it’s possible that more help will be available down the road.
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Phoenix restaurants opened by pro athletes from the NFL to NBA
Here’s a look at 5 metro Phoenix restaurants that are owned by current and former pro athletes.
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These 6 new Arizona laws rein in homeowners associations
Several new laws regulating how homeowners associations can wield their power in Arizona are now in effect. Here’s what to know.
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A Tucson mom lost SNAP for 2 months. She confronted Rep. Ciscomani
Angelica Garcia struggled to feed her family for two months as Arizona overhauled the food program Rep. Juan Ciscomani voted to cut.
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Add apple picking to your fall 2026 bucket list: 6 Arizona farms to check out
Did you know Arizona’s apples are some of the sweetest in the country? Soak up the sweetness (and the sunshine) at one of these Arizona farms offering apple picking this fall.
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“This is aimed to hurt public schools.” Why teachers want a ‘no’ vote on Prop 320
Republicans say it will boost teacher pay. Teachers say it will do the opposite.
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28 new metro Phoenix restaurants serve steak, sushi, tacos and coffee
Want to try a new spot? Here are 28 restaurants, cafes, and bars that are now open in metro Phoenix.
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7 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Sept. 9)
It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories about renting and living in Phoenix.
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What rent is like at 3 downtown Phoenix high-rises
Want an apartment with a view? Here’s what rent costs at three downtown Phoenix high-rises, including some special offers.
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4 upcoming neighborhood events in Phoenix (Sept. 9)
Looking to meet new people and build community in Phoenix? Start with these neighborhood events this month.
