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7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

  • Catherine Reagor Arizona Republic

Tesla CEO Elon Musk ranks as the richest person in the U.S. again, but seven Arizona billionaires also made Forbes' latest list of the 400 richest Americans.

Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

  • Elena Santa Cruz Arizona Republic

PEORIA — Peoria leaders agreed that the city should update its old zoning rules on data centers as the demand for the facilities increases.

Parents concerned about who watched girls undress at Arizona school

Parents concerned about who watched girls undress at Arizona school

  • Alexandra Hardle Arizona Republic

TEMPE — Parents of Corona del Sol High School students are raising new questions about who may have viewed girls changing clothes in a dance room, after a former district employee was accused of downloading footage of students undressing.

'Gilbert Goon' arrested for 3rd time while awaiting trial in murder

'Gilbert Goon' arrested for 3rd time while awaiting trial in murder

  • Perry Vandell and Robert Anglen Arizona Republic

PHOENIX — A member of the "Gilbert Goons" charged in the gang murder of Preston Lord was arrested for a third time since he was released from jail with electronic monitoring on a $1 million bond in 2024.

Officer removed from Phoenix-area school after incident with student

Officer removed from Phoenix-area school after incident with student

  • Erick Trevino Arizona Republic

PHOENIX — An Avondale police officer was removed from his position at a West Valley high school after a physical altercation with a student.

Arizona felon bought houses, Rolls Royce by bilking Medicaid, indictment says

Arizona felon bought houses, Rolls Royce by bilking Medicaid, indictment says

  • Ronald J. Hansen, Arizona Republic

PHOENIX — A Peoria man was indicted on federal charges alleging he hid his ownership in a health care treatment company and submitted fraudulent charges for services to Native Americans through Medicaid totaling $33 million.

Arizona high court rules against U of A in public records case

Arizona high court rules against U of A in public records case

  • Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services

Government entities that destroy a public record they know has been requested are in violation of state law and can be held liable the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Friday.

AZ police official held in teen sex-exploitation case

AZ police official held in teen sex-exploitation case

    A high-ranking Glendale police officer was arrested in connection with a sex crimes investigation in North Carolina involving a 15-year-old girl, according to court records.

    Wife: Grand Canyon remains are of missing hiker

    Wife: Grand Canyon remains are of missing hiker

      The body of Timothy Smith, 53, was discovered near Crystal Rapid on the Colorado River on Sept. 14, park officials said.

      Two brothers dead after family dispute in Glendale Arizona

      Two brothers dead after family dispute in Glendale Arizona

        Two Glendale brothers were dead after a family dispute ended in two separate shootings, including one between police officers.

        Jon Kyl leaves legacy of tribal water settlements in the Southwest

        Jon Kyl leaves legacy of tribal water settlements in the Southwest

          Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, who died Wednesday, was one of Arizona's most influential water policy experts, a water law attorney who was also a principal figure in several tribal water settlements.

          Officials urge vigilance after measles in Scottsdale store

          Officials urge vigilance after measles in Scottsdale store

            PHOENIX — A person with a confirmed case of measles visited a Scottsdale Walgreens earlier in September and county health officials say any members of the public who were there need to watch for symptoms.

            Arizona GOP senator to subpoena Democratic governor, attorney general in probe

            Arizona GOP senator to subpoena Democratic governor, attorney general in probe

              PHOENIX — Sen. Jake Hoffman is issuing subpoenas to Gov. Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes to demand they tell his committee what they know about the state’s 2023 decision to give a nearly 60% pay increase to a company that gave $550,000 to the governor’s inaugural fund and the Ari…

              Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona has died

              Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona has died

                Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, a conservative Republican who served multiple terms in both the U.S. House and Senate, died from complications of a neurological disease. He was 84.

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                The Week That Was

                The Week That Was

                Photos from the past week from around The Old Pueblo.

                Photos: The Week That Was

                Photos: The Week That Was

                Photos from the past week from around The Old Pueblo.

                Arizona fall behind early but storm back to bury Northern Illinois 42-17

                Arizona fall behind early but storm back to bury Northern Illinois 42-17

                The Wildcats take down the Huskies 42-17, September 19, 2026, Tucson, Ariz., and bounce back from last weekend's loss to BYU.

                How to help Send a Kid to Camp pay for 400 Southern Arizona kids to go to camp this fall

                How to help Send a Kid to Camp pay for 400 Southern Arizona kids to go to camp this fall

                Your donation to the ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV Sportsmen's Fund Send A Kid Camp qualifies for an Arizona Tax Credit.

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                7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

                7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

                Tesla CEO Elon Musk ranks as the richest person in the U.S. again, but seven Arizona billionaires also made Forbes' latest list of the 400 richest Americans.

                Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

                Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

                PEORIA — Peoria leaders agreed that the city should update its old zoning rules on data centers as the demand for the facilities increases.

                Parents concerned about who watched girls undress at Arizona school

                Parents concerned about who watched girls undress at Arizona school

                TEMPE — Parents of Corona del Sol High School students are raising new questions about who may have viewed girls changing clothes in a dance room, after a former district employee was accused of downloading footage of students undressing.

                'Gilbert Goon' arrested for 3rd time while awaiting trial in murder

                'Gilbert Goon' arrested for 3rd time while awaiting trial in murder

                PHOENIX — A member of the "Gilbert Goons" charged in the gang murder of Preston Lord was arrested for a third time since he was released from jail with electronic monitoring on a $1 million bond in 2024.

                Nation & World

                Hershey wins chocolate pumpkin lawsuit

                Hershey wins chocolate pumpkin lawsuit

                Hershey won the dismissal of a lawsuit claiming it let down consumers because its Halloween-themed Reese's pumpkins lacked the decorative carved designs shown on the packaging.

                Greenland, Denmark say Trump deal won't compromise sovereignty

                Greenland, Denmark say Trump deal won't compromise sovereignty

                They expressed hope that it would end months of uncertainty triggered by Trump’s threats to seize control of Greenland.

                Reporters denied White House access as Trump enforces ban on 3 outlets

                Reporters denied White House access as Trump enforces ban on 3 outlets

                MSNOW, CNN and Politico confirmed their reporters were denied access and their passes were confiscated.

                Wisconsin sisters with rare hearing loss receive newly approved therapy

                Wisconsin sisters with rare hearing loss receive newly approved therapy

                A few weeks ago, Emily Plumb sat with her daughter Cleo on her lap at their home in northeast Wisconsin, swaying and humming a song. That wasn't unusual. What happened next was.

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                Hershey wins chocolate pumpkin lawsuit

                Hershey wins chocolate pumpkin lawsuit

                Tucson official: Air Force won't pay for D-M groundwater cleanup now

                Tucson official: Air Force won't pay for D-M groundwater cleanup now

                7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

                7 Arizonans among Forbes' list of richest Americans

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                Crime

                23 photos from inside the Macon County Jail through the years

                23 photos from inside the Macon County Jail through the years

                Check out the inside of the Macon County Jail through photos from the Herald & Review archives. More archive photos at herald-review.com.

                Wellsville man accused of giving drugs to Pharaoh's witness faces new charges

                Wellsville man accused of giving drugs to Pharaoh's witness faces new charges

                A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.

                Prosecutors say Wellsville man tampered with government witnesses

                Prosecutors say Wellsville man tampered with government witnesses

                Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Cooper told a judge that his office intends to file witness tampering charges against Simon P. Gogolack 39, of Wellsville.

                Wellsville man accused of giving drugs to Pharaoh's witness who died

                Wellsville man accused of giving drugs to Pharaoh's witness who died

                A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.

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                Why Are Young People Getting Facelifts? Dr. Rozbeh Torabi of Elite Plastic Surgery Explains

                Contributor content. Facelifts are attracting younger patients, driven by social media, GLP-1 weight loss and changing beauty standards.

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                Who Controls an Arizona Living Trust After a Spouse Dies?

                Who Controls an Arizona Living Trust After a Spouse Dies?

                Contributor content. In most situations, the surviving spouse stays in control of the trust as the designated surviving trustee.

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                What Really Happens When You Call for Emergency HVAC Help at 2 AM

                What Really Happens When You Call for Emergency HVAC Help at 2 AM

                Affiliate content. Learn what to do if you need an emergency HVAC repair. 

                Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

                Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

                Affiliate content.  Learn why it is important to check the HVAC system when buying or selling home. 

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                What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

                What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

                Affiliate content. Learn the most common HVAC problems based on the age of your home.

                Crime

                'Person of interest' in Tucson police recruit’s killing tied to drug ring

                'Person of interest' in Tucson police recruit’s killing tied to drug ring

                A 30year-old man arrested Aug. 30 at the border is believed to be the last registered owner of an SUV linked to the fatal shooting of a Tucson police recruit and his fiancée. He also was wanted in a separate drug-related case.

                State argues against indicted Cochise County supervisor's motion

                State argues against indicted Cochise County supervisor's motion

                Attorneys for the state say it's too late for indicted Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby to target the credibility of his former lead investigator in his latest bid to dismiss his criminal charges.

                Feds: Tucson man got $100K in dead mom’s benefits

                Feds: Tucson man got $100K in dead mom’s benefits

                A 48-year-old Tucson man is accused of taking more than $100,000 in government benefits after his mother died, federal authorities say.

                2 students accused of bringing guns to Pueblo High School

                2 students accused of bringing guns to Pueblo High School

                Two Pueblo High students were arrested Wednesday on suspicion of weapons violations after Tucson police say they each were found on campus with a handgun.

                Politics

                Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

                Metro Phoenix city to tighten data center rules after 20 years

                PEORIA — Peoria leaders agreed that the city should update its old zoning rules on data centers as the demand for the facilities increases.

                CAP shortage will force Tucson to dip into groundwater

                CAP shortage will force Tucson to dip into groundwater

                For the first time, Tucson will be dipping into what amounts to its water "savings account" — the CAP water it has stored underground — in 2027 due to impending shortages in new CAP deliveries from the Colorado River.

                Tucson official: Air Force won't pay for D-M groundwater cleanup now

                Tucson official: Air Force won't pay for D-M groundwater cleanup now

                For Star subscribers: A non-profit group seeking city approval of a development at Davis-Monthan that includes a gold course might been to 'secure' millions of dollars for PFAS cleanup, a Tucson official says.

                'A moral failure': Grijalva slams conditions at Arizona ICE facility

                'A moral failure': Grijalva slams conditions at Arizona ICE facility

                Detainees at Eloy Detention Center have been receiving a cup of ice chips, instead of water, and dealing with broken air conditioning at the ICE detention facility, about 50 miles northwest of Tucson, Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva told the U.S. House of Representatives.

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