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Arizona motorcycle riders who lane split can now be charged with reckless driving under new law (opens the original)
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Two new laws affect how motorcycles can be registered and operated in Arizona. A new law that took effect earlier this month allows motorcycle operators who lane split to be charged with reckless driving. Lane splitting is defined by the American Motorcyclist Association as traveling between lanes of moving vehicles, and is distinct from lane filtering, defined as traveling between stopped cars, which has been legal in Arizona since 2022. A law taking effect in January, requires registered owner
Hundreds of volunteers remove trash and invasive species from lower Salt River (opens the original)
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Hundreds of volunteers gathered along the banks of the Salt River on Saturday to celebrate National Public Lands Day by removing trash and invasive species. Volunteers gathered at the Phon D. Sutton recreation area along the Salt River in the Tonto National Forest for a clean up event celebrating National Public Lands Day. National Public Lands Day is recognized every fourth Saturday of September as a one-day volunteer event to beautify parks and public spaces. The event on the lower Salt River
Cyberattack targets Arizona courts, gaining personal information of 'many Arizonans' (opens the original)
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A cyberattack on the Arizona court system likely exposed the personal data of an untold number of Arizonans. Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ann Scott Timmer announced on Friday that the courts were targeted by criminal hackers, who are believed to have gained possession of personal identifying information of “many Arizonans.” In a statement, the chief justice said IT staff quickly stopped the attack, and administrators are reaching out to individuals whose information may have been compromi
Rising fuel prices may affect tuition at flight training schools (opens the original)
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Rising oil prices have increased costs for many industries, including aviation, resulting in costlier airline ticket prices and canceled flights. For flight schools, such as Texas-based Thrust Flight, rising fuel costs could also affect flight training costs. Patrick Arnzen is the CEO of Thrust Flight school, which offers courses at Mesa’s Falcon Field. He says flight training is already very expensive. “It makes operating a business like mine incredibly difficult,” Arnzen said. “When you attrib
Sky Harbor Airport ranked 3rd best in North America for passenger satisfaction (opens the original)
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Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport was ranked as one of the top airports in North America for passenger satisfaction. JD Power ranked Sky Harbor as the third best mega airport for passenger satisfaction in its 2026 North American Airport Satisfaction study. A mega airport is defined as serving more than 33 million passengers per year. Sky Harbor comes in just behind Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County and Minneapolis-Saint Paul International, which ranks as the top airport for the third consecutive year.
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