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Apache Trail reopens after five years, businesses welcome travelers
For the past five years, State Route 88 has been a road with an abrupt end, torn, broken, and impassable...
Arizona state senator pleads not guilty in criminal speeding case
Tucson Police cited Justine Wadsack for criminal speeding, a class 3 misdemeanor, and failure to provide proof of insurance, which...
New report asks congress to demand more precautions for long trains
Longer freight trains pose safety challenges with limited staff and training.
Preview of girls flag football Game of the Week: Hamilton vs Xavier
Arizona's Family Sports wil be showing the girls flag football Game of the Week between Hamilton and Xavier.
Jelly Roll to headline Birds Nest opening night at WM Phoenix Open
Country music star Jelly Roll is set to headline opening night of the 2025 Coors Light Birds Nest ahead of...
New law establishes sex offender management board to audit cases from start to finish
The 25-member board will make evidence-based recommendations to the legislature to standardize procedures related to the supervision, treatment and oversight...
New Arizona law sets up sex offender management board
A new law that went into effect established a management board in Arizona that will handle better oversight and accountability...
Phoenix woman ‘back in business’ thanks to On Your Side viewers
A couple of Arizona's Family viewers with big hearts helped a Phoenix woman get her walk-in cooler repaired so her...
Federal government proposing new protections for workers in the heat
The federal government is thinking about adding new protections for workers who are in the heat, but not everyone is...
Gilbert homeowners opposes new housing development, wants more retail
Gilbert homeowners are upset at a developer who reportedly plans to put in 88 new homes instead of retail shops...
100K Arizona voters at risk of not being able to vote due to ‘error’
The Arizona Supreme Court is being asked rule on ballots of nearly 100,000 registered state voters after an “administrative error”...
