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Arizona man speaks after being duct-taped to airline seat — and recalls one key moment (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE, MD (AZFamily) — New details have emerged about the moments leading up to a mid-air incident last month in which a passenger was zip-tied and duct-taped to his seat aboard an American Airlines flight. The passenger has been identified as Layne Lundeen, a realtor from Tucson. “What a mess,” Lundeen told a Maryland commissioner at his initial court appearance earlier this month. “I’m at a loss.” Jonathan Cahn, a New York Times best-selling author, was seated next to Lundeen during the fl
Can Arizonans drive in the rain? We asked around (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s a debate that comes up every time storm clouds roll into the Valley: can Arizonans actually drive in the rain? We asked locals and a driving instructor for answers. “No,” he said. “They drive too fast. Instead of slowing down and increasing the space between the cars.” Melisia wasn’t so sure it was that simple. “It depends on where you’re driving at,” Melisia said. “If you’re in Sun City, no; if you’re in Tempe, probably.” She also pointed to how little practice Arizona
Arizona couple accused of running chop shop, burying stolen truck as cops closed in (opens the original)
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WICKENBURG, AZ (AZFamily) — Two people are facing more than a dozen combined charges after investigators said they ran a chop shop out of a property in Whispering Ranch, west of the Valley, just outside Wickenburg. Thomas Musser and Lori Musser appeared in court for the first time Saturday night. Police say the two are co-defendants and a couple. Investigators said the case started weeks ago with a routine traffic stop involving Thomas Musser. “That was the first time I had the pleasure of meeti
‘We had a lot of help’: Globe marks one year since deadly flash flooding (opens the original)
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GLOBE, AZ (AZFamily) — A ceremony was held in downtown Globe Saturday to mark one year since flash flooding killed three people and caused an estimated $100 million in damage to homes and businesses. The ceremony honored those lost and marked the community’s recovery progress. Broad Street was one of the areas hit hardest by the floodwaters. Business owners said they have made progress in the year since the flooding. Kimberly Cason, of the Globe Antique Mall, described the damage to her family’s
Multiple water ideas on the table in Scottsdale as city hall debate continues (opens the original)
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Cuts to Arizona’s Colorado River allotment are forcing cities across the Valley to find new drinking water sources, and Scottsdale is among them. City leaders are set to meet at Scottsdale City Hall Tuesday to discuss a new ordinance targeting the city’s biggest water users. Scottsdale has already proposed sending recycled wastewater downstream and trading it for another city’s share of Central Arizona Project water. To make the trade, the water would be pumped direct
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