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Timeline: Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake's changing abortion views

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Top Stories: ➊ – Phoenix apartment complex tenants say they still lack air conditioning (Tuesday), ➋ – Frybread Lounge is an Indigenous restaurant in Scottsdale (Tuesday), ➌ – These 9 Phoenix restaurants are now closed (Tuesday), ➍ – Laveen organization hopes to be a small part of solution for addiction, homelessness (Tuesday), ➎ – 'You need a Nathan': Valley man with autism celebrates one year of work at a community center (Wednesday)

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Timeline: Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake's changing abortion views

Phoenix News Times 10/4 4:30A TJ L'Heureux

Kari Lake, currently running for the Senate against Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego, built her fiery image around a fierce and uncompromising antiabortion stance during her failed 2022 campaign for...

Arizona car crash deaths have jumped significantly in recent years

Phoenix News Times 10/4 3:30A Morgan Fischer

Throughout Arizona’s twisting freeway systems, bumpy back roads and winding northern streets, it’s not uncommon to see the lights of state troopers’s vehicles next to cars with smashed-in bumpers or...

Phoenix apartment complex tenants say they still lack air conditioning

Phoenix News Times 10/1 3:30A Morgan Fischer

In early April, Ty Miles was finally off the streets. He’d be homeless, but through the help of a community-based organization, he moved into a one-bedroom apartment near his job…

Tempe residents hope to save Shalimar Golf Club from housing developer

Phoenix News Times 9/26 3:30A Noah Cullen

At various points in the last 45 years, developers have tried to raze the Shalimar Golf Club, fittingly located off Golf Avenue and Loop 101 in Tempe. In 1979, developers purchased the land with the...

Joe Arpaio's former attorney gets disbarred, turns to stand-up comedy

Phoenix News Times 9/25 3:30A Stephen Lemons

When Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio battled contempt of court charges in 2017, Mark Goldman was hard to miss. The Scottsdale attorney cut a flamboyant figure…

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FREE Movies at the Boardwalk

AZ Parenting 10/5 2:00P Taylor Skeivik

Start off this free family event starting at 5:00 pm with music, games, and a wealth of prizes. The movie will begin at dusk. Before the film, you can enjoy a variety of...

Apple Monsters with Chef Eden!

AZ Parenting 10/4 7:30A Taylor Skeivik

Join Chef Eden from Kids Who Cook in the KIDchen Today! Kids in grades K-6 are invited to a fun, hands-on cooking class where they’ll create a healthy monster snack made from...

'You need a Nathan': Valley man with autism celebrates one year of work at a community center

Uplifting Arizona 10/2 2:16A Adam Klepp

Nathan Randall starts his work day by scooping ice, prepping dishes, and signing in seniors. He got his first paid job just a year ago at the Escalante Community Center as a lunch server for their...

Laveen organization hopes to be a small part of solution for addiction, homelessness

Uplifting Arizona 10/1 2:05A Adam Klepp

Jeanette Arnds sets up her tent in Cesar Chavez Park. It's full of brochures and pamphlets from organizations across Phoenix that help with addiction and homelessness. "I go and network with these...

?Movie Night @ Butterfly Wonderland?

AZ Parenting 9/26 3:00P Taylor Skeivik

Discover the marvels of the Monarch butterfly s remarkable migration to Mexico in a 45-minute film that reveals their myserious journey. Join us for a pre-movie social from...