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“Keeping Kids Safe,” an Internet and mobile technology safety workshop, is the topic of the free Faces of Diversity Brown Bag series at noon Friday, Aug. 17 at the Phoenix City Council Chambers, 200 W. Jefferson St.
LOS ANGELES — Dougal and Romeo live in different countries and have never met in person. One's a dog, one's a cat. But they're quite the party animals.
A provision in an Arizona bill that riled Twitter and Facebook users for making it criminal to annoy or offend someone online has been dropped.
Joining rallies at statehouses across the country, hundreds of gun owners and Second Amendment advocates descended upon Arizona's Capitol on Saturday in support of gun rights amid federal proposals aimed at new strict gun controls.
A reader once wrote to me saying that the whole idea of networking for business and job searches was just too much for him. He is shy by nature, and an introvert. Facing a crowded room of strangers and having to start a conversation overwhelmed him. Research shows he's not alone.
DETROIT - General Motors Corp. has decided to end its sponsorship of CBS' hit series "Survivor," but the world's largest automaker said Wednesday that the decision had nothing to do with the reality show's controversial decision to divide its contestants in the upcoming season by race and ethnicity.
Chris McCoy of Glendale won $50,000 in an online contest sponsored by GiveBack.org, and he is giving the money to charity. McCoy earned points for prompting people to join the website, a new platform that creates a foundation account for each member in which to earn and accumulate money for charitable giving.
For generations, letters from servicemen serving overseas — especially during a time of war — have been treasured heirlooms in families, often tucked away in a box or a scrapbook.
On the same day the Republican presidential primary candidates will debate in Mesa, the C-SPAN Campaign 2012 Bus will roll into the East Valley to give high school and college students a closer look into the race for the White House.
What does it mean to be called a conservative?
The worst economic downturn in the last 80 years may not be enough to halt this year's Gilbert Days Parade. But it might be enough to make it shorter.
Saying it's a simple matter of natural law, state lawmakers voted Thursday to give married couples preference in adopting children.
WASHINGTON - In the latest version of musical efforts to promote social consciousness and challenge the government, some rock, blues and country artists have embarked on a tour to fight changes in federal rules governing ownership of newspapers, television and radio stations.
“Obama must get rid of Janet Napolitano quickly. She did not have a clue as what to do to protect Arizona and does not have a clue as to how to protect America. She sees no border problem and loves open borders.”
The White Mountains area and its vibrant communities are not only known for their wonderful seasonal weather and outdoor attractions, they also know how to have a good time. The Mountain - the locals' endearing term - has a strong tradition of hosting festivals of all kinds that celebrate the Native American arts, bluegrass and everything in between.
A new statewide poll suggests John McCain could get a fight in his bid for another term in the U.S. Senate.
A federal judge has permanently blocked Arizona from cutting off funds to Planned Parenthood solely because the organization also performs abortions.
“I am ashamed of the mayor and Mesa police for not supporting Sheriff Joe. What happened the last time the sheriff came to Mesa? The police chief made it into a circus and informed the law breakers the sheriff is coming. We need law enforcement in Mesa that upholds the laws and if that includes going into city hall, you go Sheriff Joe!”
Arizona schools chief Tom Horne has turned an "idea" that has been lingering in his mind since he took office in 2003 into a proposed bill that could put $2,500 in teachers’ pockets.
Arizona schools chief Tom Horne has turned an "idea" that has been lingering in his mind since he took office in 2003 into a proposed bill that could put $2,500 in teachers’ pockets.
We will remember 2012 as a year of change and extremely hard work by our board, staff and countless volunteers. As we wrap up the year, we thought we would take this opportunity to summarize what your Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce has been up to since January of this year.
SALT LAKE CITY — A list containing the names and personal information of 1,300 people an anonymous group contends are illegal immigrants has been mailed around Utah, terrifying the state's Hispanic community.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The party is over in Vancouver, replaced by an Olympic-sized hangover. The question now is how long the headaches will last.
Sometimes the best of intentions can lead to disastrous consequences.
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