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St. Patrick's Day parties both big and small took place at bars and clubs across the metro Phoenix area on Saturday, March 17, as everyone became Irish for a day, donned some green, and raised a toast to the holiday. Here's a look at some of the bigger celebrations from around the Valley, including parties in Scottsdale, Tempe, and Phoenix.
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All right, Phoenix, through the years we've seen four-leaf clover suits, green beards, leprechaun get-ups, and enough green beer to get you to the other side of the rainbow. This year, we challenge you to go bigger, better, and greener than ever before. Check out our favorite St. Patrick's Day looks from years past and
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Phoenix officials don't know if an "ambitious" sustainability goal will save or cost money.
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Police teams will be out in force for busy party weekend; DPS will oversee six task forces in East Valley and two on Westside
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Think it's hot out now? Summertime high temperatures in Phoenix will average 10 degrees hotter by the year 2100 — as hot as current-day Kuwait City — according to new projections by the nonprofit group Climate Central. Worse, average daily temperatures in the hottest months will probably be three to five...
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As the monsoon season makes its annual return, so too will the mosquitoes—particularly the ones carrying West Nile Virus. In fact, the Arizona Department of Health Services announced today that a Maricopa County man in his late 50s has already contracted the disease this year. And though he has recovered,...
