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Gas prices surge ahead of Labor Day travel weekend (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Drivers heading out for Labor Day weekend are paying record-breaking gas prices for this time of year, according to AAA. The national average price per gallon is $4.15. In Arizona, the average is $4.53. In Maricopa County, the average is $4.64, according to AAA. AAA identified the following as the worst times to travel this weekend: Before leaving for a trip, AAA suggests drivers check tire pressure, test their battery and inspect fluid levels. AAA also recommends packing wa
Ex-Tempe school employee enters not guilty plea in voyeurism case (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A former school surveillance officer has entered his plea after authorities say he downloaded footage that showed underage girls undressing at an East Valley high school. A not guilty plea was entered on behalf of Antony Cruz, 28, during Thursday’s court appearance. His next court date was set for the morning of Oct. 20. Cruz is facing seven counts of voyeurism and is being held on a $100,000 cash-only bond. Per the judge’s ruling, Cruz was not filmed or photographed durin
ICE arrests hit record highs as most detained have no criminal record, data shows (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Immigration arrests are on the rise, according to data analyzed by The New York Times. Many of the arrests involve people with no criminal record. The numbers show most of the migrants arrested in July were accused of violating civil immigration laws. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a record 43,000 people in June and 49,000 in July. The majority of those arrested had not been previously convicted of a crime. Less than 4% of people arrested by ICE in J
Study: Wildfire smoke may trigger ‘alarming’ brain inflammation, raising disease risks (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — New research from Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix suggests wildfire smoke may do more than irritate your eyes and lungs. It may also trigger harmful inflammation in the brain that could raise the risk for neurodegenerative diseases over time. In a study published in the journal Neurotoxicology, Barrow researchers looked at what happens when wildfire smoke particles reach the brain. They focused on astrocytes, specialized cells that normally protect and support the b
Rare heat injury in dogs prompts warning from Arizona veterinarian (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Veterinarians are warning about a lesser-known danger facing dogs in Arizona’s heat, beyond heat stroke and burned paws. A dog named Claire was treated at the Arizona Humane Society after suffering from a condition called dorsal thermal necrosis. Vets say dorsal thermal necrosis is a burn triggered by direct sunlight and ambient heat trapped in a dog’s fur. It is not a surface burn, but a wound caused by heat in the air. The injury is difficult to diagnose because it is rare
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