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Former mayoral candidate Maupin arrested

Jarrett Maupin II, a former candidate for Phoenix Mayor, was arrested Thursday afternoon on misdemeanor charges of making a false report, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Sketch is released of Phoenix fondling suspect

A police sketch puts a face to a serial predator who's been fondling women in west Phoenix since March.

Traffic camera snaps shot of Phoenix mayor

The Valley's growing number of traffic-enforcement cameras have nabbed a celebrity violator: Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon.

Small firms finding perks in office leasing

Energy prices have soared, consumers have cut back discretionary spending, and credit is harder to obtain.

Lord raised money, but not enough support

Bob Lord says District 3 poses challenges that few Democrats could overcome - especially when an incumbent is running in a presidential year with a favorite son on the ballot.

House goes from nightmare to dream in 1 auction

This northeast Phoenix home has had several owners over the years, and like so many other homes in the Valley, it fell into the hands of a bank and went to auction.

Developer, residents negotiate on retail project

Even though a zoning-change request was filed in September for a parcel at Tatum Boulevard and Greenway Road, no date has been scheduled for a hearing before the Paradise Valley Village Planning Committee.

Sky Harbor flies high with healthy food

Sky Harbor fliers shouldn't have trouble watching their waistlines during the holiday season. The Phoenix airport's food made the top 10 in a list of U.S. airports with the most healthful dishes.

Light-rail construction schedule raises concerns

Residents and business owners want to know why the Northwest Extension light rail will take three years to complete when the 20-mile starter route took slightly more time.

Grannies gear up to dance at Suns games

Carol Vangel is a 69-year-old granny who believes as you get older you can really have a great time.

CityNorth appeal to be heard Tuesday

An appeal of a judge's ruling last April that allowed a $97.4 million economic development agreement between the city of Phoenix and the CityNorth development will be heard on Tuesday. It is scheduled for 11 a.m. at the Arizona Supreme Court building in the appeals courtroom

Goddard carries mom's passion about books

For Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard, libraries are vital to communities and represent a city's soul. .

Xavier volleyball players turn grit into greatness

After winning its second straight state title, Phoenix Xavier Prep has turned grit into greatness.

Sky Harbor military lounge seeks support

A Sky Harbor hospitality room to military veterans has served 12,000 people since it opened two years ago.

Business briefs: Donations to food bank

On Monday, a Valley-based beverage company, Revolution is donating 20,000 cans of its newest beverage, 3D, to the St. Mary's Food Bank.

Briefs: Chase Field a giant dog park

The Arizona Diamondbacks will host ''Fetch on the Field'' Sunday afternoon at Chase Field.

Ask the expert: Memory loss should be evaluated

How do I know when my memory loss is something more?

3 vehicle accident slows Arizona 51

A three-vehicle accident on Arizona 51 southbound near Colter Street slowed traffic Thursday morning

Police find alleged chop shop in Phoenix

Phoenix police detectives were conducting an investigation that led them to a house in the 1600 block of West Pollack Street near 19th Avenue and Baseline Road.

Cortez High helping out this Thanksgiving

A decade-old Thanksgiving tradition continues at Cortez High School in northwest Phoenix.