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Banner Health claims coercion in doctors' historic union vote effort

Banner Health claims coercion in doctors' historic union vote effort

Banner Health is challenging a recent vote by primary-care providers to unionize, alleging coercion by organizers.
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Arizona Muslims fight back against discrimination 25 years after 9/11

Arizona Muslims fight back against discrimination 25 years after 9/11

Arizona Muslims face a surge in discrimination and political rhetoric 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks as they fight to protect their rights.
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Mark Williams will miss an extended period with a shoulder injury

Mark Williams will miss an extended period with a shoulder injury

Could Khaman Maluach be the Suns’ starting center? The Suns latest injury could make it possible.
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Saturday morning Rangers stuff

Saturday morning Rangers stuff

Texas Rangers update for Saturday, Sept. 12.
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Carjacker who shot victim in Peoria sentenced to prison

Carjacker who shot victim in Peoria sentenced to prison

Adonijah Josiah Ortega received more than 14 year prison sentence for a violent 2022 carjacking and shooting in Peoria.
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72-76 – Rangers suffer immaculate loss to Diamondbacks

72-76 – Rangers suffer immaculate loss to Diamondbacks

Texas drops third consecutive game in which they led
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Making chips takes water. Arizona wants to reuse it

Making chips takes water. Arizona wants to reuse it

Arizona State University received $2 million in federal funds to continue research on wastewater reuse in the water-intensive semiconductor industry.
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Joe Burrow: ‘Feel it in my bones’ that the 2026 Bengals are different

Joe Burrow: ‘Feel it in my bones’ that the 2026 Bengals are different

Hopefully that feeling in his bones translates to wins.
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Extreme Heat Persists in Phoenix, Relief Expected Next Week

Extreme Heat Persists in Phoenix, Relief Expected Next Week

Phoenix is currently experiencing an extreme heat wave, with temperatures reaching triple digits throughout the week. According to azfamily.com, the National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the area. Highs are expected to hover around 103°F (39.4°C) on Saturday and Sunday, with a potential drop into the upper 90s°F (32-37°C) by Tuesday of next week. Additionally, there is a chance of showers and storms across southern and southeastern Arizona midweek, which could bring some relief to the region. The heat has prompted the closure of hiking trails in the Phoenix metro area to ensure public safety.
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AZ men posing as police accused of pointing guns at people in videos

AZ men posing as police accused of pointing guns at people in videos

Social media videos exposed two men who are accused of impersonating officers and threatening victims, Glendale police say.
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AZ city residents question legality of reelection bid | Exclusive

AZ city residents question legality of reelection bid | Exclusive

Jennifer Crawford was sure to win reelection in November. But residents are questioning her eligibility after she recently sold her home.
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Phoenix Faces Extreme Heat Warning with Slight Cooling Ahead

Phoenix Faces Extreme Heat Warning with Slight Cooling Ahead

Phoenix is currently under an extreme heat warning, which will remain in effect until 8 p.m. Temperatures across the state are running 5 to 10 degrees above normal. The Valley is expected to stay mostly dry, with only a slim chance of overnight rain late Friday into early Saturday, primarily in areas north and east of Phoenix. Storm activity is more likely in the higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona over the weekend. Phoenix is forecast to reach highs of 104°F (40°C) on Saturday and 105°F (40.5°C) on Sunday, with a slight cooling trend expected to bring temperatures down to around 100°F (37.8°C) by Tuesday. Increased storm chances are anticipated early next week as the cooling trend continues [AZFamily, 2026-09-11].