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Some AZ flyers can say goodbye to family at the gate again | The Conversation
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- Some AZ flyers can say goodbye to family at the gate again | The Conversation
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- Here's the rundown on The Conversation this Thursday:
🚰 Water Issues
Grand Canyon residents are unsure how long their water supply will last after damage from last weekend's devastating flooding. Search and rescue crews are looking for a final hiker believed to have been swept away. https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/grand-canyon-residents-unsure-how-long-water-supply-will-last-after-flood-damages/
🚨 Violent Inmate Re-Captured
Authorities confirm James Casady Cangro, who escaped from Federal Prison Camp this week, was taken back into custody. He has prior violent convictions in Utah and Oklahoma. https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/violent-inmate-escapes-federal-prison-tucson/
✈️ Gateside Goodbyes
One Arizona airport is a part of a new pilot program from TSA's PreCheck system that is allowing some members past security to say hello and goodbye to loved ones. Surprise: It's not available at Sky Harbor International Air...
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- Are Trader Joe's skincare items worth buying? Arizona dermatologist rates them
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- 5:51
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- 1 hour ago
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- Trader Joe’s has become known for skincare products that are often compared to more expensive brands.
Arizona’s Family purchased several of Trader Joe's skincare items and had them reviewed by board-certified dermatologist and cosmetic chemist Dr. Cynthia Price.
#azfamily #news #traderjoes #skincare #skincareproducts #traderjoesskincare #skincareproducts #skincarereview #skincareessentials #skincareproduct
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- ¡Celebrando Centroamérica with Arizona Pupusa Festival!
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- 2 hours ago
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- The Arizona Pupusa Festival is on the search for vendors. Owner of Salvadoreño Restaurant, Yesenia Ramirez, joins La Familia de Arizona to speak about the festival and the Salvadoran community in the valley 💃
Watch La Familia de Arizona: https://www.azfamily.com/video/2026/09/02/celebrando-centroamrica-with-arizona-pupusa-festival/
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- Phoenix woman's kidney donation offers hope amid growing need
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- 2:13
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- 3 hours ago
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- As health advocates urge more people to consider becoming donors, one Valley family is sharing how a living donor program gave them a second chance at life.
As health advocates urge more people to consider becoming donors, one Valley family is sharing how a living donor program gave them a second chance at life. Alaina Kwan shared the Sotelo's family inspiring story.
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/phoenix-womans-paired-donation-sheds-light-states-growing-kidney-transplant-need/
#donation #kidney #kidneydonation #kidneydonor #azfamily #News #phoenix #health #healthnews #donation #organdonation #organdonor #organdonationawareness #organdonationsaveslives
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- Ex-Tempe school employee accused of spying on girls scheduled to appear in court
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- A former school surveillance officer is scheduled to appear in court after authorities say he downloaded footage that showed underage girls undressing at an East Valley high school.
Antony Cruz, 28, is slated to be arraigned before a judge at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Cruz, who worked as a surveillance officer for the Tempe Union High School District, allegedly gained access to cameras that were recording a room of young teen girls undressing at Corona del Sol High School.
#azfamily #news #tempepolice #tempevoyeurismarrest #crime #coronadelsol #coronadelsolhighschool #cdo
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/ex-tempe-school-employee-scheduled-appear-court-voyeurism-charges/
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- Hurricane Marie remnants moving to Arizona — here's when we'll see storms
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- 1:59
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- 5 hours ago
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- Look for sunshine and a high of 103 Wednesday. There is a slight chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms today in the Valley. Thunderstorm chances are about 30 percent for Wednesday night, with the possibility of showers continuing into Friday morning.
Friday afternoon looks dry in the Valley, with a 20 percent chance of storms again Friday night into Saturday morning. Sunday and Monday look dry for the Valley, with mountain thunderstorms possible over the upcoming holiday weekend.
Paul Horton has the forecast.
#weatherforecast #phoenixweather #arizona #firstalertweather #firstalert #azfamily #monsoon #hurricanemarie #thunderstorms
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/hurricane-marie-moisture-bringing-thunderstorms-humidity-arizona/
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- Teen girl fighting for life after multi-car crash in Phoenix
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- 2:07
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- 5 hours ago
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- Four people, including two teenagers, are in the hospital after a serious crash in northwest Phoenix late Wednesday night.
Phoenix firefighters were called to the multi-car crash near 51st Avenue and Bell Road around 11 p.m. Crews arrived and found four injured people, including one who had to be pulled from the wreckage.
A spokesperson with Phoenix Fire says a 16-year-old girl was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. A man, woman and a 17-year-old girl were also hospitalized and are all in stable condition. Gibby Parra has the latest updates.
#azfamily #news #phoenix #phoenixpolice #multicarcrash #collision #multicarwreck #wreckage
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/2-teen-girls-2-adults-hospitalized-after-multi-car-crash-northwest-phoenix/
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- Dirty Dining: Phoenix-area restaurants cited for several violations
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- 2:22
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- 12 hours ago
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- Here are the Phoenix-area eateries that were cited for violations.
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- Volunteers find several pounds of diapers, waste at Arizona swimming holes
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- 2:15
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- 13 hours ago
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- Volunteers doing a cleanup at popular Arizona swimming spots recently found several pounds of abandoned, used diapers, according to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.
The state agency is warning that trash left behind at these sites could make other families sick.
FULL STORY: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/volunteers-find-several-pounds-diapers-waste-arizona-swimming-holes/
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- Tracking Hurricane Marie's possible impacts on Arizona
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- 2:29
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- 13 hours ago
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- Tropical moisture is arriving in Arizona by Thursday through the weekend. For the Valley, chances look to be slight, with rain chances around 10-20% Thursday through the weekend.
We’re watching Hurricane Marie, which is currently offshore of Baja California and expected to track west-northwestward over open waters. But from this storm, moisture will move into the region and push into southeastern Arizona by Thursday night.
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- Hospitalized ASU hockey player's family demands review into workout
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- 3:23
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- 13 hours ago
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- The Arizona State University Police Department is investigating the collapse and hospitalization of sophomore Sun Devil hockey player Matthew Mayich, separate from a review being conducted by the university.
Mayich, 21, remains hospitalized in a coma after participating in an outdoor team workout on Aug. 20, according to the family’s attorney, Leonard Aragon.
According to university officials, Mayich collapsed during a sanctioned, outdoor morning team workout. Coaches, training staff and a third-party instructor—identified by Aragon as a Green Beret—were present. Aragon said the medical consensus is that Mayich suffered heat exhaustion.
Austin Walker reports: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/family-calls-independent-investigation-into-asu-hockey-players-collapse-during-outdoor-workout/
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- Flock audits provide look into why cameras are searched
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- 2:15
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- 13 hours ago
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- Several Valley police departments have ended their contracts with Flock for their Automated License Plate Reader cameras, citing privacy concerns and instances of misuse found in recent audits of different police departments across Arizona.
Earlier this year, Flock introduced Audit Assistance to detect unusual activity found in data audits of the use of the system.
Through a public records request, Arizona’s Family obtained the Flock audits of two Valley police departments during a 30-day span, as well as a network audit for the same time period.
Zach Prelutsky reports what the searches show: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/inside-arizonas-license-plate-reader-audits-whos-searching-why/
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- The cheeky response to data center haters: Accept them or go offline | The Conversation
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- 14 hours ago
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- Here are the big stories on this Wednesday:
🚁 Ongoing Search at Grand Canyon
There will be a meeting tonight with an update on the ongoing flood response, water supply, and water restrictions.
🏥 Investigation Into Student Collapse
Arizona State University hockey player Matthew Mayich who was hospitalized after a workout will likely not recover, according to his lawyer. ASU is now investigating what happened.
📵 "Arizona Offline Pledge"
New unofficial pledge by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry challenges Arizonans who want a data center moratorium to give up streaming, online banking, AI and other cloud services those centers power. It comes after AG Kris Mayes called for a ban on data centers.
☕ Do We Need More Coffee?
Arkansas-based 7 Brew outbid Dutch Bros to acquire all former Salad & Go locations across AZ.
📺 Arizona Governor Race Gets Ugly
Gov. Katie Hobbs and R...
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- What's causing asylum denials to surge?
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- 2:33
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- 14 hours ago
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- New data shows a shift in the nation’s immigration courts, with asylum denials surging to their highest level on record.
Alexis Dominguez reports: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/asylum-denials-surge-record-high-data-shows/
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- Flooding impacts water supply for Grand Canyon residents
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- 2:28
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- 14 hours ago
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- Search and rescue crews are looking for a final hiker believed to have been swept away during the weekend’s flash flood in the Grand Canyon.
Meanwhile, nearly 2,000 people who live in the national park on the South Rim are worried about where they will get drinking water after the flood damaged the main waterline that supplies the area.
Mason Carroll reports on what's next: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/grand-canyon-residents-unsure-how-long-water-supply-will-last-after-flood-damages/
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- Parents demand answers after alleged camera misuse at Tempe high school
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- 2:55
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- 14 hours ago
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- Parents are questioning how a school employee allegedly watched girls changing into their gym clothes on a security camera.
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- Family wants answers after ASU hockey player collapses
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- 1:04
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- 15 hours ago
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- An ASU hockey player is in a coma after a grueling outdoor workout, and his family says teammates are too afraid to speak out about what really happened.
Story: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/family-calls-independent-investigation-into-asu-hockey-players-collapse-during-outdoor-workout/
#arizona #ASU
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- Phoenix toddler takes first ride on school bus after going viral
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- 1:37
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- 15 hours ago
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- A Phoenix toddler who went viral after greeting a school bus full of kids every day finally got to ride one.
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- Is a weighted vest worth it? Consumer Reports looks at midlife wellness
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- 1:54
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- 15 hours ago
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- For many women, midlife brings a new focus on staying strong, mobile, and healthy for the years ahead, and a booming wellness industry is taking notice.
From weighted vests to walking pads and vibration plates, these products are all over social media. But are they worth your time and money? Consumer Reports tested them and spoke with a menopause specialist about what women in midlife really need.
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- Arizona GOP lawmakers demand further review of Hobbs pay-to-play allegations
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- 2:32
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- 16 hours ago
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- Republican lawmakers said they are not satisfied with the Arizona attorney general’s findings on allegations that Gov. Katie Hobbs’ administration engaged in a pay-to-play scheme, despite the AG’s announcement that no criminal charges will be filed.
Allegations of wrongdoing have circled Hobbs for the past two years. They center on claims that her administration may have given preferential treatment to a group home company that donated more than half a million dollars to Hobbs’ inauguration and the state Democratic Party.
Attorney General Kris Mayes announced there was no evidence a crime was committed by Hobbs or anyone else.
On Wednesday, Republican leaders held a news conference at the state Capitol.
State Sen. David Farnsworth, R-District 10, said, “The absence of criminal charges does not answer whether taxpayer money was wasted, whether financial safeguards failed or whether the process was fair.”
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- Undocumented workers filling demand in Arizona hospitality
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- 2:36
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- 16 hours ago
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- An estimated 23,000 undocumented immigrants work in Arizona’s hospitality industry, according to the Migration Policy Institute, including kitchen, prep and cleaning roles. Those workers are facing increased federal enforcement.
Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling said he is trying to build relationships between school districts, community colleges and companies to ensure American students have the skills needed to meet demand.
Amy Cutler reports: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/labor-secretary-tours-scottsdale-hotel-talks-hospitality-hiring/
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- How Arizona farmers are protected from water cuts
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- 1:51
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- 17 hours ago
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- Under recently finalized federal guidelines, Arizona is set to reduce its Colorado River water allocation by 760,000 acre-feet annually over the next two years. While the steep reductions are causing anxiety for cities, businesses and farms across the state, Yuma County growers remain largely insulated from the immediate crisis.
Yuma County is a powerhouse of American agriculture, producing roughly 90% of the leafy greens consumed in the United States during the winter months.
Karina Bazarte reports: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/03/protected-by-senior-rights-yuma-farmers-shielded-looming-colorado-river-water-cuts/
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- Phoenix-area teacher's aide accused of school shooting threat
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- 2:16
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- 17 hours ago
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- A Buckeye teacher’s aide was arrested Tuesday after police say she posted a social media threat to shoot up her elementary school.
Sharde Booker, 21, who was employed as a paraprofessional at Westpark Elementary School, faces one count of threatening or intimidating and one count of interfering with an educational institution.
Buckeye police said they got a tip Tuesday afternoon about a possible school shooting threat that was posted to Instagram just before 2 p.m. The post read in part, “shooting up the school,” and was uploaded while Booker was at the school, according to court documents.
They traced the post’s location to Westpark Elementary School and identified Booker as the Instagram account holder.
Stephanie Duprey reports.
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- Why Canadian tourism to Arizona is going down
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- 1:43
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- 17 hours ago
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- Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling spent Wednesday morning in Scottsdale, meeting with hotel industry leaders and touring the Hotel Valley Ho as he focused on building the hospitality workforce.
The visit comes as Arizona’s tourism industry has taken a hit. Canadian tourists spend more than $2 billion in Arizona each year, according to the Canada Arizona Business Council. Recent data shows the number of Canadian visitors was down about 20% last year.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport recorded a 20% drop in WestJet and Air Canada passengers in 2025 as well. Data shows Canadian snowbirds alone contribute $1.4 billion to Arizona’s economy each year.
Amy Cutler investigates: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/labor-secretary-tours-scottsdale-hotel-talks-hospitality-hiring/
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- Disciplinary files show history of fired Phoenix officers charged in violent arrest
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- 2:59
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- 17 hours ago
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- The City of Phoenix has released the previous disciplinary records of two fired police officers accused in a traffic stop that turned violent, and is now reviewing whether the misconduct points to broader problems within their squad and precinct. Reporter Mickaela Castillo has the story.
#azfamily #phoenixpolice #violenttrafficstop #audit #crime #news
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- El Niño is growing in strength but we can't blame it for everything
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- 28:23
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- 17 hours ago
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- Arizona just wrapped its second-hottest summer on record — but is the whole planet on track for its hottest year ever? On this episode of Sonoran Sky Live, meteorologist Pete Mangione sits down with Tom Di Liberto and Shel Winkley of Climate Central to break down what's really driving the record heat and how El Niño fits into the bigger picture.
Tom and Shel unpack the science behind this year's El Niño and clear up a lot of common misconceptions.
El Niño isn't a storm and doesn't "cause" any single weather event, including extreme heat.
El Niño tends to extend and strengthen the jet stream, which usually means a wetter, cloudier, and slightly cooler winter across the Southern U.S.
In Arizona specifically, El Niño winters have historically leaned toward above-normal snowfall in places like Flagstaff. Three of the past four El Niño years brought normal or above-normal totals. But, it's not a guarantee.
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- Chance for rain across Arizona in the next few days
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- 2:00
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- 18 hours ago
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- Temperatures for the next few days will remain near or below average for this time of the year, with high temps around 101-104 through the weekend. We are tracking tropical moisture arriving in Arizona by Thursday through the weekend. Holly bock has the 4 p.m. forecast for Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
#azfamily #weather #forecast #rainchances #arizonaweather #tropicalstorm
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- Locals near Grand Canyon concerned about water supply use after flash flooding
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- 2:45
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- 18 hours ago
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- Search crews are continuing their efforts to find a missing Wyoming man after a devastating flash flood swept through Bright Angel Canyon over the weekend. National Park Service officials said cleanup and repair work continues Wednesday. Reporter Mason Carroll has the story.
#azfamily #grandcanyonfloods #waterline #localconcerns #arizonanews
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- Powerboat going 200+ mph flips and crashes on Lake of the Ozarks
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- 0:29
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- 20 hours ago
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- Video shows the terrifying moment a powerboat traveling more than 200 mph on Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks went airborne, flipped and crashed. Officials say both people onboard were injured but are expected to recover.
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- This Arizona city is building the nation's first dementia-friendly public park
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- 1:16
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- 21 hours ago
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- A city in Arizona is developing a new park for people with dementia, which it's calling the “first-of-its-kind” in the nation.
Tempe is in the process of designing its “Dementia and Age Friendly Park” with Arizona’s aging residents -- who make up nearly a quarter of the state’s population -- in mind, as well as the thousands in the state living with memory loss. The park will also be hugely beneficial for caretakers.
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods said the idea for the project came from residents.
#arizonanews
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- Rain chances on the rise in Arizona as Tropical Storm Marie nears Mexico
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- 2:27
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- 22 hours ago
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- Changes are on the way for Arizona over the next few days, thanks in part to Tropical Storm Marie. This moisture will push into Arizona over the next few days, bumping up rain chances. Look for a 30 to 40 percent chance of rain between Thursday night and Saturday morning in Phoenix. Pete Mangione has the noon forecast for Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
#azfamily #weather #forecast #firstalertweather #rain #tropicalstorm
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- Grand Canyon flash flood search continues for missing Texas man
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- 1:07
- Date posted
- 22 hours ago
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- Flash floods can move with devastating speed. Search-and-rescue crews are still looking for a man missing in the Grand Canyon after two people in his group were found dead miles apart along the Colorado River.
UPDATES: https://azfamily.news/3w2kexj7
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- Iran targets U.S. interests in region after American strikes
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- 1:56
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- 23 hours ago
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- Tensions between the United States and Iran are escalating again after both sides exchanged attacks over several days. Iran retaliated following U.S. strikes, with reported targets including U.S. interests in Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait.
President Donald Trump is warning Tehran that further retaliation could bring even stronger U.S. military action. In a series of social media posts, Trump said the biggest attack could still be “waiting in the wings” and indicated he is not focused on restarting negotiations with Iran.
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#Iran #Trump #USIran #MiddleEast
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- Buckeye couple receives $5K tax refund after months-long delay
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- 3:59
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- 1 day ago
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- After months of waiting, a Buckeye couple is finally getting their $5,000 federal tax refund. Just a few days after On Your Side aired her story, her refund showed up in her bank account. However, other viewers reached out to Arizona's Family, stating they are still waiting for their money.
Susan Campbell explains the reason behind the long wait.
#buckeye #buckeyeaz #news #onyourside #azfamily #federaltaxrefund #taxrefund #refund #moneyrefund #taxrefunds
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- Are Phoenix's hiking trails wasting away? | Sonoran Sky Live
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- 18:22
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- 1 day ago
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- Are Phoenix's hiking trails wasting away?
Our guest is Dr. Emmanuel Salifu, Assistant Professor & Senior Global Futures Scientist with the Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University.
We're asking what causes erosion on Arizona’s hiking trails, and whether extreme heat accelerates it.
Plus, why hiking the day after a storm is particularly dangerous, and how long trails actually take to recover.
And, how drought and rising temperatures impact long-term trail damage, and actionable ways the public can help protect them.
🌤️🌵ABOUT THE SHOW:
Sonoran Sky Live is a weather, climate & science show hosted by AZFamily's First Alert Weather team. New episodes stream live on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 1:30pm PST.
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- How to catch EARLY holiday shopping deals
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- 1:17
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- 1 day ago
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- Gotta catch 'em early! ⚡ If Pokémon toys are at the top of your kid's holiday wish list, you might want to start shopping now. We’re breaking down the toy supply chain to find out when new stock will hit shelves and how tariffs could impact prices.
#onyourside #money #savings
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- Why immigration arrests are hitting an all-time high nationwide
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- 1:19
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- 1 day ago
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- Immigration arrests are on the rise, according to data analyzed by The New York Times. Many of the arrests involve people with no criminal record.
The numbers show most of the migrants arrested in July were accused of violating civil immigration laws. The majority of those arrested had not been previously convicted of a crime. Less than 4% of people arrested by ICE in July had past violent criminal convictions. David Caltabiano analyzes the findings.
#ice #immigration #icearrests #iceofficers #azfamily #news #crime #newyorktimes #Icedataarrests
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/ice-arrests-hit-record-highs-most-detained-have-no-criminal-record-data-shows/
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- Family reacts to Chandler grandmother’s neglect-related death
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- 2:25
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- 1 day ago
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- More information is surfacing about what led to the death of an 84-year-old woman in Chandler.
The investigation into the death of Mary Elenz started last September. Police said she was the victim of neglect, and they have now arrested her son.
New court records show the woman was living in “gruesome” conditions. A hospice nurse who went to check in told police it was the most horrific thing she’s ever seen. Peter Page, the son of suspect Allen Page, said he’s not surprised at what happened.
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/most-heartless-thing-family-reacts-chandler-grandmothers-neglect-related-death/
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- Here's when Tropical Storm Marie is expected to bring rain to Arizona
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- 1:51
- Date posted
- 1 day ago
- Description
- Changes are on the way for Arizona over the next few days, thanks in part to Tropical Storm Marie. The storm is off the coast of Mexico and is expected to stay out to sea and move to the northwest. While landfall isn’t expected, the proximity of the storm is already pulling deep tropical moisture into Mexico.
This moisture will push into Arizona over the next few days, bumping up rain chances. Look for a 30 to 40 percent chance of rain between Thursday night and Saturday morning in Phoenix. A slight chance of showers continues late Saturday into Sunday and Monday as well.
Paul Horton has our latest forecast.
#firstalert #firstalertweather #news #azfamily #monsoon #rainchances #Phoenixrain #arizonarain #tropicalstorm #tropicalstormmarie
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/tropical-storm-marie-bring-more-rain-arizona/
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- What we know about the search for 1 person in the Grand Canyon flood | The Conversation
- Runtime
- 58:56
- Date posted
- 1 day ago
- Description
- The Conversation rundown on this first day of September:
🔵Grand Canyon Flooding
Two people have died and one person is still unaccounted for after floodwaters surged through the Grand Canyon over the weekend. Search crews will be out with drones and dogs today. https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/01/least-1-person-missing-after-devastating-grand-canyon-flooding-kills-2/
🔵Lindsay Clancy Trial
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial say they're unable to reach a unanimous decision on whether the Massachusetts mother was criminally responsible for killing her three kids. The judge told them to keep trying.
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/01/jury-lindsay-clancy-trial-says-it-is-unable-come-unanimous-decision/
🔵Nancy Guthrie Still Missing
It's been seven months since the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie's mom. What is the latest on the search and why one man is facing federal charges, but investigators say he...
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- Recovery ‘highly unlikely’ for ASU hockey player who collapsed in workout, lawyer says
- Runtime
- 0:45
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- An Arizona State University hockey player who was hospitalized after a workout will likely not recover, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Matthew Mayich, sophomore defenseman from Ontario, Canada, collapsed on Aug. 20 during an outdoor workout in Tempe. Mayich was rushed to a local hospital, where he remains.
His family’s lawyer, Robert Carey, said the 21-year-old is incapacitated, and his condition is “highly unlikely” to change.
“His family is at his side, and they are grateful for the support they’ve received from the hockey community and from Matthew’s teammates,” Carey told Arizona’s Family in a statement.
FULL STORY: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/recovery-highly-unlikely-asu-hockey-player-who-collapsed-workout-lawyer-says/
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- Surprise animal sanctuary damaged in recent storm
- Runtime
- 1:52
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- A small West Valley animal sanctuary is recovering after Sunday night’s monsoon storm damaged structures used to protect and feed its animals.
Sunshine Animal Sanctuary founder Kelly Kilmain said the storm destroyed a shed used to store hay and knocked down a fence line.
“It was just really hard to see all the hard work that we put into that. Most of the materials were funded by my mom or myself,” Kilmain said.
FULL STORY: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/surprise-animal-sanctuary-damaged-recent-storm/
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- Title
- Active barricade reported after police shooting in Chandler
- Runtime
- 3:06
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- Mesa Police said around 8 p.m. that its officers were involved in a “critical incident” near McQueen Road and Frye Road in Chandler.
Chandler police said they are assisting after Mesa police officers were involved in a shooting. Officers at the scene told Arizona’s Family that an active barricade is underway.
The public is asked to avoid the area until officers deem it safe.
Stephanie Duprey reports from the scene.
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- Title
- Family reflects on 2024 tragedy as Grand Canyon search continues for missing man
- Runtime
- 2:27
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- Two men are dead, and one is still missing after flash flooding tore through the Grand Canyon over the weekend, according to National Park Service officials.
Few people know what the families of the three men are going through better than the family of Chenoa Nickerson.
“I found out on my news feed through my email, and I immediately clicked the link and saw pictures and video that were all too reminiscent of what happened two years ago,” said Tamara Morales, Nickerson’s older sister.
Nickerson died in August 2024 after devastating flash flooding hit Havasupai Falls. More than 100 other people had to be rescued from the floodwaters, and Nickerson’s body was found a few days later downstream in the Colorado River.
Full story: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/family-reflects-2024-tragedy-search-continues-missing-man-grand-canyon/
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- This North Central home was COMPLETELY renovated
- Runtime
- 1:04
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- A dated ranch-style house in north central Phoenix was completely redesigned into a stunning modern property ✨🔨
Watch full episodes of On Your Side: Home Edition here: https://www.azfamily.com/homes
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- ¡Celebrando Centroamérica with Arizona Pupusa Festival!
- Runtime
- 26:42
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- El Festival de Pupusas de Arizona está en busca de vendedores. On this episode, Yesenia Ramirez, joins Alexis Dominguez to speak about her Salvadoreño Restaurants and this fall's upcoming Arizona Pupusa Festival in Downtown Phoenix.
0:35 Salvadoreño Restaurant
1:36 Family background
1:50 Resilence de los Salvadoreños
3:15 Zpotes Food Truck
4:50 What's on the menu?
8:10 Favorite memories of Salvadoran food
10:11 Festival de Pupusas de Arizona
11:33 How to be a vendor
13:39 Evolution of Arizona Pupusa Festival
14:50 Pride of being Salvadoreña
15:30 Civil War's Impact on Salvadoreños
20:40 Salvi Culture Questions
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- Title
- Border Patrol arrests 95 commercially licensed drivers in Yuma operation
- Runtime
- 1:32
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- Federal border agents arrested dozens of commercially licensed truck drivers who were unauthorized to be in the country during a weeklong enforcement operation in the Yuma area.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials announced the results of the multi-agency operation, which targeted drug and human smuggling but led to the detention of 95 truck drivers. According to authorities, all of the arrested drivers held valid state-issued commercial driver’s licenses, with 76 issued in California, six in New York, and the remainder from other states.
FULL STORY: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/border-patrol-arrests-95-commercially-licensed-drivers-yuma-operation/
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- Goodyear family faces cremation delay after wife’s murder, husband charged
- Runtime
- 2:46
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- A Goodyear family is trying to lay their loved one to rest after she was murdered, allegedly by her husband, but they say they are facing another roadblock.
The family of 89-year-old Jane Biggs wants her cremated and brought back to Maryland, but they say getting that done has become more complicated because the man accused of killing her has to sign off on it.
Her husband, John Biggs Jr., a 92-year-old former Maryland state trooper who went by Jack, is accused of killing her.
FULL STORY: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/02/goodyear-family-faces-cremation-delay-after-wifes-murder-husband-charged/
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- Bronze plaques stolen from Phoenix cemetery, church
- Runtime
- 2:28
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- Phoenix police are asking for the public’s help in solving burglaries at a cemetery and a church in the Camelback East neighborhood last month.
At about 5 a.m. on Aug. 12, unknown suspects entered a cemetery near 48th and Holly streets and removed 17 bronze name plaques, according to Phoenix police.
The plaques were valued at about $25,000.
Austin Walker reports on the message from police: https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/01/phoenix-police-seek-publics-help-solving-church-cemetery-burglaries/
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- Title
- Hobbs, Biggs trade attack ads in Arizona governor's race
- Runtime
- 4:36
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- Both major Arizona governor candidates released dueling attack ads on Tuesday, with each accusing the other of protecting pedophiles. The escalations have drawn sharp criticism for pulling attention away from critical concerns on voters’ minds, including Arizona’s dwindling water supply and the skyrocketing cost of living.
Hobbs’ campaign trained her attack on Biggs’ use of his legislative power to block a bill aimed at cracking down on child abuse within a polygamist religious sect in Colorado City, where teenage girls were allegedly forced into marriages with older men.
At the same time, Biggs released a commercial accusing Hobbs of being the real protector of predators. The ad attacks the Democratic governor for vetoing several pieces of legislation aimed at implementing tougher penalties on sex offenders.
Dennis Welch reports.
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