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Fewer people are flying the friendly skies over Phoenix...The remains of a Chandler architect who disappeared on an ATV ride near Flagstaff in January were found, but what killed him is still unknown...A Chandler man is arrested after his girlfriend's 2-year-old is brutally beaten, suffering severe skull fractures...It takes money to make money: Governor Jan Brewer says a proposed budget by lawmakers could threaten millions in federal funds...Sheriff Joe Arpaio snarls that Rapper DMX only drew probation for spraying a jail guard with the garbage the sheriff feeds to inmates...Outlook for economy: Bad -- but only if you believe the world's largest bond fund...Beep, beep -- no new Jeep: Two Valley dealerships end days as Chrysler outlets because of auto manufacturer's troubles.
Sky Harbor air travel down by 6 percent in April
Remains of Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission member found
Cops arrest man in connection with 2-year-old's severe beating
Brewer frets that proposed state budget may reduce federal stimulus funds
Sheriff upset at Rapper DMX's sentence in jail guard assault case
Bond Fund Pimco says economic outlook still "looks bad"
Last day for two Valley dealerships as Chrysler outlets
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