Across Arizona, AZ|News|
4th Of July Fireworks ‘Utterly Terrifying’ For Arizona Dogs
It's not a good idea to bring your dog near fireworks shows, or to leave them outside during the holiday, even on a leash or chain.
Caitlin Sievers, Patch Staff
Caitlin Sievers, Patch Staff
- Phoenix, AZ
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Maricopa County Attorney Says Abortions Are Illegal In AZ
The AZ attorney general still hasn't weighed in, causing confusion. The county attorney said she won't go after cases of rape, incest.
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Man, Woman Found Dead Near Exposed Wiring in Phoenix: Police
Police suspect that the man and woman may have been trying to steel copper wiring when they died.
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Tucson, AZ|News|
Free Tuition For Native Americans At University of Arizona
UArizona announced that it would provide free tuition for Native Americans from Arizona's 22 tribes who are seeking undergraduate degrees.
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Phoenix|News|
July 4 Holiday Parking Restrictions At Phoenix Trailheads
The restrictions, to begin in the afternoon, are meant to help reduce fire danger on a day when people traditional shoot off fireworks.
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Phoenix|News|
Phoenix Police Shoot Man While Responding To Domestic Dispute: Police
The man who was shot by police at an apartment near 52nd Street and Thomas Road was taken to a local hospital, according to police.
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Phoenix|News|
Nine Arrested In Roe V. Wade Protests At Arizona Capitol: Police
Several memorials in the area were defaced with graffiti during protests over the weekend in reaction to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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Across Arizona, AZ|News|
Is Abortion Legal In Arizona? No One Seems To Know
Senate Republicans said that an abortion ban passed more than a century ago was the law after Roe was rescinded. The truth is unclear.
Caitlin Sievers, Patch Staff
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
Hot Car Deaths In Arizona: What Parents Need To Know
Deaths in Arizona have dropped in the past few years, but car interiors during Phoenix summers can easily shoot above 140 degrees.
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Phoenix|News|
South Mountain Got Almost An Inch Of Rain Sunday, More In the Forecast
As the 2022 monsoon season continues, rain is a possibility for the rest of the week in Phoenix, according to the Accuweather forecast.
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Phoenix|News|
Two Men Killed During Home Invasion In Phoenix: Police
The people inside the home said they shot the young men in self-defense, according to police.
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Phoenix|News|
Man Accused Of Stabbing Neighbor Couple In Phoenix: Police
The man and woman were still hospitalized in serious condition as of Sunday, according to police.
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Tucson, AZ|News|
Thunderstorms Headed For Tucson This Weekend
There is a chance of thunderstorms all weekend in Tucson, with storms most likely on Sunday afternoon.
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Phoenix|News|
Possible Thunderstorms, Moderate Heat Risk In Phoenix This Weekend
There is a chance of thunderstorms all weekend in Phoenix, as well as blowing dust and heat risk for those without air conditioning.
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Phoenix|News|
Planned Parenthood Cancels Abortions, Uncertain About The AZ Law
Arizona has an abortion ban on the books that dates back more than a century, but it's unclear if the state will begin enforcing it.
Caitlin Sievers, Patch Staff
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
'Christ Wins': Arizona Leaders React To End Of Roe V. Wade
Republicans rejoiced in the wake of the Supreme Court decision to roll back Roe v. Wade, while Democrats promised to continue fighting.
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Roe V. Wade Struck Down: Abortion Could Soon Be Illegal In Arizona
Gov. Ducey has said a 15-week limit will take precedent, but Arizona still has a total ban on the books dating back more than 100 years.
Caitlin Sievers, Patch Staff
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
5 Planets Will Align Over Arizona: Forecast, How To Watch
Look up to the sky to see a show that won't be viewable again for almost 20 years.
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Tucson, AZ|News|
Two More Tucson Pools To Open Next Week, Admission Is Free
Because of a lifeguard shortage, Tucson only opened 10 of its pools at the start of the season. It has increased lifeguard pay twice.
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Phoenix|News|
Eight Rescued From Camelback Mountain Thursday As Temperatures Hit 100
The hikers, many whom were from out of town, started on the trail at 7 a.m. carrying with them only small bottles of water.
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