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Meta to pay Arizona $223M and change social media for kids
The state’s share is part of a $17 billion agreement with Meta Platforms, the largest settlement ever against a big tech company.
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Phoenix backing bid to host Rugby World Cup in 2031
Nearly 30 areas and communities, including Arizona, moved into the application stage of the selection process, World Rugby confirmed in October.
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12 renter-friendly ways to cut your Phoenix apartment’s electric bill
Here are some easy, renter-friendly ways to reduce your electric bill, from upgrading lightbulbs and adjusting your thermostat to applying for energy assistance programs.
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Arizona is among the worst states to move to, study says. Here’s why
Arizona ranked No. 10 out of the worst states to move to, scoring especially poorly in quality of life.
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How much do Phoenix speed camera tickets cost you?
As of July 30, there have been 65,371 citations issued to lead-footed drivers caught by Phoenix’s speed cameras.
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Metro Phoenix’s coolest new bookstores don’t stay in one place
Mobile bookstores have been multiplying across the Phoenix area for the past two years, popping up at markets and festivals.
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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.
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A new concert venue is coming to this unexpected metro Phoenix city
The Hilltop Theatre and Concert Hall is a 750-seat performance venue with a proscenium stage, a chandelier lounge and a second-floor gallery.
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Arizona killer bees are dangerous to people and pets. How to stay safe
Killer bees look very similar to ordinary honey bees, but they are known for being much more defensive of their nests.
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Arizona Buc-ee’s fans camped overnight in line. ‘Very, very excited’
When Buc-ee’s opened its first Arizona location in Goodyear on June 22, approximately a thousand people were lined up before the doors opened at 6 a.m.
