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are under way. ahead of the biggest state occasion in decades, a lighter note from the king and queen consort — this special announcement for rail passengers travelling this weekend. my wife and i wish you and your families a wonderful coronation weekend. wherever you are travelling, we hope you have a safe and pleasant journey. and, remember, please mind the gap. injust 28 hours, the in just 28 hours, the crowds thronging into the sides of the now will witness the combination proces...

the airline is still canceling thousands of flights, passengers are still outraged, and we learned the southwest airlines got a seven billion dollar bail out during the pandemic, so what did they use all that money for? but lets begin with joy santos and more of his lies getting exposed. the republican congressman elect just cannot seem to get his own story straight. he lied about going to college. he lied about graduating from college. he lied about who hes worked for. he lied about b...

Abby Jimenez stopped in Tempe to talk all things romance, her latest book and what readers can expect next from her. Click here to learn more.

When Gayle Shanks feels as if the world is spinning out of control around her, she describes a good page-turner as “that balm for my soul.”

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Changing Hands Bookstore was started with $500 and a dream. Now it's expanded, serving beer and wine and turning 50.

Off the Air novel features local businesses and neighborhoods

Kwantlen Polytechnic University named Pamela Baker as the first Indigenous designer-in-residence at the Wilson School of Design last month. Baker, who is of Squamish and Kwakwaka'wakw heritage, decided to apply for the position after instructors at KPU encouraged her to be part of the university and work as an in-house designer. Baker, with 35 years

Monica Heltemes already offers downsizing, junk-removal and estate-sales services, and now invites people to let her sell their unwanted items to benefit area nonprofits through Serve Thy Neighbor.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Arizonas List is honoring 20 women who played a role in shaping the state.