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11,000 homes slated for new Arizona community far west of Phoenix
There are currently more than 30 approved master-planned communities with “developer pitching more ideas daily” for the city of Buckeye.
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7 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Sept. 23)
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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Where to rent over 1,500 square feet in Phoenix for less than $2,500
It can be tough to find a roomy apartment that’s still somewhat affordable in Phoenix. Here are some listings that offer more space for less.
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Have you been to a No Kings protest? Readers weigh in
We asked our readers if they have attended any No Kings events, ahead of the next one on Oct. 17. Here’s what they said.
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Arizona physicians slam Biggs’ health care record
A group of about 50 physicians signed a letter slamming US Rep. Andy Biggs’ efforts to gut Medicaid.
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The under-the-radar commission setting Arizona’s utility rates
As Arizona heat arrives earlier and utility bills climb, Jonathan Hill and Clara Pratte look to get Democrats on a commission with a 5-0 Republican majority.
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Andy Biggs wants to govern Arizona amid a healthcare crisis he helped create
US Rep. Andy Biggs is campaigning to be Arizona’s next governor. If he wins, he could inherit a healthcare crisis of his own making.
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Trump backs data centers. Where does Arizona GOP candidate Jay Feely stand?
GOP congressional candidate Jay Feely says the US needs data centers to compete with China, putting him at odds with Arizona voters concerned over water and utility costs. Could it cost him his race?
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How Arizonans can mark International Day of Peace on Sept. 21
Prescott will mark International Day of Peace with a Sept. 21 ceremony. Arizonans can also join a Scottsdale discussion, volunteer with refugees or participate online.
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What does the Treasurer’s Office actually do? An interview with candidate Nick Mansour
An Arizona Treasurer candidate says the office could possibly do more to stop voucher fraud—like refuse to pay for it.
