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Mesa residents feel hope, skepticism over plan to turn vacant lot into housing
In September, Mesa approved a deal with Culdesac that will bring 1,000 townhomes and apartments to long-vacant land.
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Over 2 dozen new restaurants now open in metro Phoenix
Here’s a look at 28 new restaurants, bars, and cafes that are now open in metro Phoenix.
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The oldest pool in Arizona is more than 140 years old and still open
A southern Arizona town started the trend of public swimming pools and is possibly the oldest operating municipal swimming pool in the US.
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Go aboard the Titanic at new immersive experience in metro Phoenix
The journey will showcase numerous Titanic artifacts, dramatic room recreations, never-before-seen 3D views, video animations and cutting-edge technology.
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ICE to pause Arizona warehouse by months for environmental review
The warehouse was one of several that DHS purchased across the nation under its former head, Kristi Noem, to expand detention space.
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No citizenship ceremonies in Phoenix this Fourth of July. Why not?
The federal government’s break from tradition appears deliberately tied to President Donald Trump’s restrictive immigration policies, critics say.
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These are the 5 most venomous animals and insects in Arizona
Here are five bugs and creatures with the most venomous bites and stings in Arizona.
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How this Phoenix drag queen still reigns supreme after 45 years
Kevin McSweeny has strutted across the Valley’s gay bar scene as a drag queen for 45 years and is likely Arizona’s longest-performing drag artist.
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What Trump mail ballot order ruling means for Arizona
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, welcomed a ruling that leaves the state’s preferred method of voting unchanged.
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These 5 Arizona state parks draw the biggest crowds every year
Arizona has more than 30 state parks and natural areas, ranging from desert preserves and historic sites to lakes, rivers and campgrounds.
