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Southbound lane on I-17 near Black Canyon City reopens after crash

A crash on southbound I-17 near Black Canyon City temporarily blocked traffic, but the Arizona Department of Transportation announced that the lane has since reopened. The incident highlights ongoing traffic challenges during the busy holiday weekend.

Keeping safe during flu season: Banner Health announces hospital visitation restrictions

Banner Health has implemented hospital visitation restrictions in response to the flu season while urging individuals over six months old to get vaccinated. Although hospitalizations related to the flu and respiratory viruses remain low, these measures aim to ensure patient safety and curb potential outbreaks. The announcement highlights the ongoing importance of vaccination during the flu season.

'You still breathing?': Grand jury indicts man suspected of nearly killing DCS worker

A Maricopa County grand jury has indicted a man on multiple felony charges, including attempted first-degree murder, following an alleged assault on a child-safety worker. This serious development raises significant concerns regarding the safety of social service professionals in Arizona. The case highlights the ongoing issues of violence against those in protective roles.

What's the weather like on Thanksgiving? Mild and dry, except in years when it's not

Thanksgiving Day weather in Phoenix is typically mild and dry, and this year is expected to follow suit with little chance of rain. Historically, rain has been rare on this holiday in the region, making it a reliable time for families to gather without weather-related interruptions.

Skydiving incident in Buckeye leaves man hospitalized

A skydiving incident at Buckeye Municipal Airport has left a man hospitalized after first responders were dispatched shortly after 9 a.m. The event raises concerns over safety protocols in extreme sports and highlights the need for emergency preparedness.

Giovana Aviles Builds Community at the Phoenix Art Museum

Giovana Aviles, the curator of engagement at the Phoenix Art Museum, utilizes her experiences growing up undocumented to foster genuine community connections. Her innovative approach emphasizes inclusivity and understanding, making the museum a vital space for diverse voices in the arts. This article highlights Aviles' impactful work and its significance to the local community.

Arizona Lottery Pick 3, Fantasy 5 results for Nov. 17, 2024

The Arizona Lottery has announced the results for the Pick 3 and Fantasy 5 games held on November 17, 2024. Players are encouraged to check their tickets for winning numbers, with the results being crucial for many local residents eager for a chance at cash prizes.

Recall issued on organic whole and baby carrots linked to E. coli cases

The CDC has issued a recall for organic whole and baby carrots sourced from a California farm due to potential E. coli contamination linked to multiple cases. This recall raises significant health concerns for consumers, especially those purchasing these products in the affected regions.

Arrest made in Mexico in 2008 stabbing homicide cold case in Tempe

Authorities have made an arrest in Mexico related to a cold case involving a stabbing homicide in Tempe from 2008. The breakthrough in the case was attributed to advanced DNA analysis, which enabled law enforcement to track down the suspect. This development highlights the ongoing efforts to solve long-standing criminal cases using modern forensic techniques.

Homelessness is on the rise. How this group is helping Arizona families break the cycle

UMOM New Day Centers are actively working to alleviate homelessness in Arizona, as more families face this pressing issue. The organization provides essential resources and support to help families break free from the cycle of homelessness, highlighting the growing need for community engagement and assistance.

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