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As federal funding expires, Valley leaders look at how to fund heat relief in 2027 (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — As the Valley's heat relief season comes to an end, so does COVID-era funding that helped expand cooling and respite services across the region. American Rescue Plan Act funds must be used by the end of the year, when they expire under the Act. Now cities, Maricopa County and community organizations are looking ahead to how those services will be funded in 2027. For Richard, a Phoenix resident who used a downtown respite center, the service offered an escape from a dangerous summer. “T
DACA recipient, Senator weigh in on DOJ lawsuit over in-state tuition for Dreamers (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — Arizona is one of 21 states being sued by the Department of Justice over a state law that allows Dreamers to qualify for in-state tuition at public universities. The DOJ argues it gives some students without legal status a benefit that is not available to all U.S. citizen, but the Arizona Attorney General is vowing to defend the voter-approved law. For Luis Acosta, the latest fight over college tuition feels familiar. “It genuinely makes me angry and tired,” Acosta, Phoenix, said. Now
When to move on from the rental pool: Housing market financial tips (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — If home ownership is your goal, financial experts say buyers may have more options right now. The number of homes for sale is at its highest since 2019, according to Realtor.com, while listing prices are down from a year ago. With mortgage rates still around 6.6 percent, experts have tips on how to make your money go further in the housing market. For Linda Trinh, buying a four-bedroom new build in Peoria, Arizona last year was an investment in her future. “My real estate agent helped
Arizona's Colorado River water cuts to increase by 48% (opens the original)
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The Department of the Interior has finalized the Colorado River plans for 2027-2028, which include water cuts for Arizona. The current cuts under Tier 1 drought conditions for Arizona were 512,000 acre-feet. In the finalized plan, the cuts are going up to 760,000 acre-feet, which is a 48% increase, and roughly 27% of total supply. The Department of the Interior says the decisions provide for reliable operations of the Colorado River system, delivery of vital water supplies, and protection of cri
National Thrift Shop Day deals: Shoppers find sustainable style and savings (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — Thrifting can cost up to 80 percent less than buying new retail items, with savings cutting costs down to just $5 to $8 for clothing and household goods, according to Red Racks Thrift Stores. With National Thrift Shop Day on Monday, August 17th, stores across the country are offering even more savings. “We have an Oreck XL commercial-style vacuum for $10. These go for well over $200!” Conner Wilson, a consumer in Phoenix, Arizona, said at his local Goodwill store. For Wilson, a thrift
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