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Top of My Game finished third in the first race at Turf Paradise Monday, Jan. 29. Horse racing continues for the spring and fall seasons of 2024 as the property is on the market. Beyond that, the future of horse racing at Turf Paradise is up to whoever buys the 213-acre property in north Phoenix. (Cronkite News/Daniella Trujillo)
Turf Paradise takes step toward selling — if it continues as a racetrack is up to buyer
Turf Paradise took a step toward selling last week, but the future of the property is still up in the air. Phoenix City Council approved zoning changes 7-0 last week for 26 acres of the 213-acre … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed into law a bill that would require her and other officials elected to four-year terms to provide yearly campaign finance disclosures.
Hobbs signs law to require yearly campaign donation disclosures of all state officials
PHOENIX — Sometime in July, Arizonans are going to find out how much money Katie Hobbs has amassed in her campaign war chest and who has been donating. That’s all because two GOP … more
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Part of a 1040 U.S. Individual Income Tax Return form is shown July 24, 2018, in New York. Arizona residents who received a tax credit will have to pay taxes on it, a judge ruled. (Associated Press/Mark Lennihan)
Judge rules Arizona tax rebate for children was taxable
PHOENIX — Arizonans who got the state’s family rebate last year had better pay federal taxes on it when they file their returns next week. But they might ultimately get it back. … more
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A group walks to a Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meeting in February in memory of East Valley teen Preston Lord and other victims of teen violence. Several parents and other East Valley residents have demanded more action from local governments.
Making a stand against teen violence
Southeast Valley cities and school districts are still grappling with how to handle a wave of violent incidences involving local teens.​ Gilbert is expecting a subcommittee looking at solutions to … more
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UConn guard Hassan Diarra (10) shoots past Purdue guard Myles Colvin during the second half of the NCAA men's college basketball championship game, Monday, April 8, 2024, in Glendale.
UConn eliminates Purdue's 3s in dominant NCAA title repeat
GLENDALE - No matter how well he has played in earning two straight Naismith National Player of the Year awards, even Zach Edey could not beat defending champion UConn by himself. more
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A Phoenix police officer has been arrested and charged in a child pornography case.
Phoenix police officer from Gilbert arrested in child porn case
A Phoenix police officer from Gilbert was arrested Friday in connection with a child pornography case, officials said. Alaa Robert Bartley, 41, of Gilbert, was arrested on Friday in connection … more

Deer Valley Unified will consider 2% salary increases
Deer Valley Unified School District will consider giving raises to teachers and other professional staff. more
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Scottsdale Vice Mayor Solange Whitehead, mayor David Ortega and council member Kathy Littlefield stand in front of a city owned ambulance. City officials hope to begin running a city-owned ambulance service next year.
City of Scottsdale to operate ambulance service
The City of Scottsdale will have its own ambulance service. The Arizona Department of Health Services awarded the City of Scottsdale last week a certificate of necessity to form the service. It … more
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Sen. Wendy Rogers said her measure is designed to take care of an increasing problem. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Arizona lawmakers close to approving legislation against ‘squatters’
PHOENIX — State lawmakers are one step away from approving legislation designed to make it easier for property owners to get squatters out of their homes. But a key Democrat lawmaker said … more
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. headquarters in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Gina Raimondo, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, announced the company would receive up to $6.6 billion in CHIPS and Science Act funding.
TSMC, Intel funding shining bright light on Arizona
With billions of dollars flowing into the Valley’s semiconductor industry courtesy of a federal program, some industry leaders say the Valley can indeed lead the semiconductor charge Early … more
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Rep. Tim Dunn answers questions Monday about legislation he crafted designed to crack down on assisted living facilities that put residents in danger of injury or death. With him is Gov. Katie Hobbs, front left, who signed the measure. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Hobbs signs bill to increase reviews of Arizona assisted living facilities
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs signed sweeping legislation Monday designed to give state health officials more authority to monitor, fine — and put out of business — assisted living … more
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Nerf gun play ends with 13-year-old dead in Phoenix
An 18-year-old accidentally shot a 13-year-old Sunday after firing a weapon as the two were playing with Nerf guns, Phoenix police said. The older teen has been arrested and faces manslaughter … more
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