Jay Feely Blames Biden for Most Price Hikes as CD1 Race Tightens
The Republican congressional candidate told KTAR News most inflation happened under Biden, while saying he has broken with the administration on water.
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Man Caught With Nearly 8,000 Heroin Pills in Cereal Box Near Buckeye Sentenced to 9 Years
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office says he was on probation for a drug-related money laundering offense at the time.
Thunderstorms Trigger FAA Ground Stop for Flights Into Phoenix Sky Harbor
The order held departures bound for Phoenix from cities including Los Angeles, Denver, St. Louis and Houston.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Defends Not Responding to Calls About Border Wall Protesters
David Hathaway called the protesters peaceful and said the situation in Lochiel was a federal matter.
Peoria Unified Board Refers Leak Allegation to Attorney General; Heather Rooks Denies Sharing Secrets
The 3-2 vote stems from Rooks’ TV interview about the district’s handling of the Centennial High teacher scandal.
Taiwan’s Gudeng Precision Opens First U.S. Plant in Glendale, Plans 30 Jobs
The $5 million, 12,000-square-foot facility at 51 Bells Business Park will start with aircraft CNC machining.
Scottsdale Moves to Drop Flock Safety, Orders Tough New License Plate Reader Ordinance
The council voted unanimously not to renew the Flock contract and to draft rules with criminal penalties for misuse.
The Escape Game Opens Second Valley Location at Downtown Phoenix’s CityScape
The escape room company, which opened in downtown Gilbert in July, is now open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight at CityScape.
Tropical Remnants Bring Storms and Gusty Winds to Phoenix, Snarling Sky Harbor Flights
Nearly 280 flights were delayed and 17 canceled by Sunday afternoon after a wind-related ground stop.
Arizona Sheriffs’ Association Raises Concerns Over Santa Cruz County Sheriff Not Answering Calls
The group says calls tied to a border-wall protest in Lochiel went unanswered.