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10. The color of the tire marks left by cars peeling out to get to Walmart by 6 a.m. 9. When you get hit in
10. The color of the tire marks left by cars peeling out to get to Walmart by 6 a.m. 9. When you get hit in
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By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services | Arizona Daily Star The head of Progressive Insurance, who died last Saturday, was a major reason why
By Carolyn Dryer | The Glendale Star Why did Councilmembers Ian Hugh, Gary Sherwood and Sam Chavira co-sign a letter addressed to Kevin Washburn, assistant
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By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The Forest Service laid much of the groundwork Friday for approval of the Rosemont Mine by releasing a
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By Dees Stribling MHN Online S&P Dow Jones Indices reported the latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices on Tuesday, which cover the three months ending in
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By Hailey Mensiik | Phoenix Business Journal Microsoft spent over $130 million for a 100-acre site in Goodyear in a deal that closed May 29,
By Gail Kalinoski | Multi-Housing News The Hampton Group has secured $141 million in construction financing for the development IKONIC Scottsdale, a 14-story, 245-unit luxury
By Jakob Thorington | Yellow Sheet Gov. Katie Hobbs will soon act on a bill that would allow people with nonviolent felony convictions to reduce