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- Sep 26, 2026
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Arizona moms push to protect maternal mental health help line (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A group of mothers is advocating to protect a statewide maternal mental health help line, saying budget language left its long-term funding uncertain. The Arizona Psychiatry Access Line, known as APAL, is a free statewide service that gives health care providers and pregnant or postpartum mothers real-time access to psychiatric experts. It is run through the University of Arizona. Dr. Alina Boelman, of Tanque Verde Pediatrics, said she has used the line for guidance on treat
Phoenix coffee shop owner says $1,700 APS bill threatens its future (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix coffee and wine shop is expanding its menu and running a promotion after facing electric bills the co-owner says threaten the business. Strip Mall, located on 7th Street off Osborn Road, is a coffee and wine shop with a small food menu. Koral Casillas co-owns the business and also runs another shop in the same plaza called Monsoon Market. Strip Mall is her newest venture. “I thought that maybe we were behind on our bill. Like, oh, maybe this is two months’ worth of
Phoenix First Fridays pilot program to bring back outdoor vendors (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Organizers are launching a one-year pilot program next month aimed at reshaping First Fridays in downtown Phoenix following a rise in violent incidents that led to changes in April. The Phoenix City Council approved the pilot program this week. R.J. Price, with Downtown Phoenix Inc., has been working alongside Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation, Artlink Inc. and the City of Phoenix on the changes. “I don’t know that at any point we thought we were saving First F
What Arizona’s Prop. 320 could mean for teacher pay and school budgets (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A ballot measure headed to Arizona voters in November would require school districts to spend more money on teacher salaries. A yes vote on Proposition 320 means larger Arizona school districts would be required to spend 60% of their budget on “direct instructional expenses.” Supporters say this could help improve teacher pay. Critics argue it would come at a cost that could negatively impact students and support staff. “The more resources that go into the classroom to pay t
Phoenix’s Melrose District businesses honor Tucson hate-crime shooting victims (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Businesses in Phoenix’s Melrose District placed hundreds of luminaries along 7th Avenue Wednesday night to honor two men killed in a shooting outside a Tucson gay bar. Dozens of volunteers gathered at Boycott Bar to make 600 luminaries and place them along the street. Authorities say the suspect, 44-year-old Ousman Ceesay, traveled to Arizona and confronted two people outside Venture-N. He shot and killed 42-year-old Vincent Siqueiros and 34-year-old Cameron Capara before tu
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