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Abuse victim Arias sets back survivors
PHOENIX - Jodi Arias' claims that she killed Travis Alexander in self-defense have set actual domestic violence victims back ten years, according to one abuse survivor. "Travis was the victim of domestic violence," said Leah Pettyjohn, a domestic violence survivor. "He ended up the ultimate victim when his ex-girlfriend murdered him." Pettyjohn escaped a dangerous ...
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PHX kids abandoned by bus drivers
PHOENIX - Every day after kindergarten at South Phoenix Prep, 6-year-old Connor Bianco's mom picks him up at the bus stop to walk him home safely. He says she's always ...
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Suns young gun OMeara aiming high
Comparisons to some of AFL's biggest names don't bother teenage Gold Coast player Jaeger O'Meara because that's the type of player he aspires to ...
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The SECRET ways kids access drugs
Arizona kids and adults are finding unique ways to buy and sell drugs using the "deep web," but drug-free advocates say there is an easy way to reduce the chances a child will ever start using illegal substances. "One of the key messages for parents is that you've got to include this talk with your kids," said Shelly Mowrey, the Senior Director of Programs and ...
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Shrinking green Citys money-losing golf course may close 9 holes
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Movie Review
Dinosaur
Contrary to claims of the obvious, "Dinosaur" is not a movie. Rather, it is an 82-minute demo reel that illustrates the wondrous possibilities of three-dimensional computer animation. It arrives, after many years in development, courtesy of Disney's new $70-million digital studio, which was constructed for the sole purpose of completing this movie. ...
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Gas prices May 23
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Game and Fish meeting here May 30 officials seek comments on license fees
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VIDEO Inside home trashed by police
drove an armored car through the front of a north Phoenix home ; those who live there invited ABC15 inside to see the damage. The two bedrooms where the vehicle entered the home are destroyed with clothes, debris, glass and furniture piled up. The homeowners, who asked not to be shown on TV or identified, said their insurance agent had just left after filing a claim. It's unknown if the ...
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General Dynamics Scottsdale operation lands $31M Army deal
Scottsdale-based General Dynamics C4 Systems has won a contract from the U.S. Army that could total as much as $31.5 million. UPI.com reports that the deal is for tactical intelligence stations that can be mounted to vehicles. Get the full story ...
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New Arizona law changes rules for notaries
A crusading Fountain Hills resident has helped to push through a new law in Arizona relating to rules governing notaries. The Fountain Hills Times has the full story on the new law. Check out the story ...
They said it
Nothing will ever completely replace playing the game I love, however I feel like I'm starting a new adventure and I'm genuinely excited about what lies ahead. I'm fortunate to have been given many opportunities throughout my career and now I feel it's my time to give back.
David Beckham
The world's best known footballer was speaking after formally announcing his retirement.
Hotel Review
Hotel Sofitel, New York City
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