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  As Vape-Related Illnesses Climb Nationwide, Arizona’s Industry Hones Its Messaging

  October 25 at 6:30 a.m.

  The number of vape-related illnesses in the U.S. has risen above 1,600. Here's how Arizona's industry is responding.

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  Phoenix Tech Company Is in ‘Valley of Death,’ Per Embattled CEO’s Leaked Email

  October 11 at 12:44 p.m.

  Doug Ducey lauded SurchX last year as a job creator and economic boon to Arizona. Now down to 27 employees, it's walking through the "Valley of Death"

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  Mike Pence Courts Support From Arizona’s Latino Community Amid Impeachment Probe

  October 3 at 3:13 p.m.

  The vice president boasted of economic gains among the Latino community in Arizona as an impeachment inquiry charged on in Washington.

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  These Were the Best Moments of the Phoenix Climate Strike

  September 20 at 10:32 a.m.

  Joining similar strikes all over the world, hundreds of people rallied in downtown Phoenix Friday afternoon to demand that state and local leaders take action on climate change.
  
  Their wish list: More solar energy. An end to fossil fuels. Veganism. Less pollution. Policy change. Their message: It's up to us to do something.
  
  Read more about the youth climate strike here, or keep scrolling to see the best moments from Friday's strike in Phoenix.

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  Broken Homes: How Award-Winning, Dream 'Green' Houses Turned Into Nightmares

  May 9 at 7 a.m.

  As homeowners started discovering major problems with their new houses, neither the builder nor the state's Registrar of Contractors seemed interested in fixing them.

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  Phoenix Approves $231 Million Mixed-Use Development for Downtown Transit Hub

  April 18 at 6 a.m.

  Development will include two towers, a 150-room hotel, retail, and grocery space. Developer says 5 percent of apartments will meet affordable standards