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- After concern about a lack of transparency in selling city-owned land, the council adopted a policy that dictates how the city manager moves forward.
- At 14 she was locked up for murder. 25 years later, this Tucson woman is returning to the real worldAt age 16, Veronica Torres was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder. Twenty-five years later, she's learning to live on the outside.
- A closure also is planned on Loop 303 between Bell Road and Grand Avenue in Surprise for installation of traffic-flow sensors, ADOT officials said.
- The Trump administration is rolling back protections for streams and wetlands. Many streams and wetlands in the Southwest will no longer be regulated.
- The bill follows a Republic story about relatives who alleged a Phoenix funeral-home owner was taking over estates and charging excessive burial fees.
- First Officer Paul Clyde Hudson graduated from the Naval Academy and served 20 years in the U.S. Marine Corps before becoming a firefighter.
- The rollover happened around 7 a.m. on Falcon Street, near Litchfield Road and Glendale Avenue, according to Glendale police.
- Most of us could never understand why a parent would kill their own children. Few of us would know what to say about a case like this.
- Arizona Obamacare enrollment dropped by 4.6% in 2020. That slight decline shows the much-maligned Affordable Care Act's resiliency, some experts say.
- A motorcyclist was taken to the hospital after a collision near 43rd Avenue and Bell Road on Thursday.
