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The state Court of Appeals has rebuffed efforts by lenders, debt collectors and attorneys to void a voter-approved law designed to protect Arizonans from creditors.Challengers to Proposition 209 said part of the law was vague and unintelligible. They claimed that made the entire measure unenforceable.Voters approved Prop. 209 by a 3-1 margin in 2022. It set a 3% limit on

Prior to colonial contact, about 300 unique Native languages existed across North America, also referred to as Turtle Island. The Indigenous Language Institute estimates that only 20 of those will still be spoken by 2050.Saturday is May 4, which sounds like "May the Fourth Be With You" to "Star Wars" fans, and one effort to help keep the Navajo language alive can be observed

Last month, KJZZ contributor Robrt Pela wrote an essay about a pending demolition permit for what’s known as Mystery Castle, a sprawling structure that’s located in the foothills of South Mountain. Built in the 1930s, the historic property was named a Phoenix Point of Pride by the city and has drawn visitors for decades.

Two Arizona Supreme Court justices are in the crosshairs of progressives this election season after they ruled to reinstate a territorial-era near total abortion ban in the state. Clint Bolick and Kathryn H. King are up for judicial retention votes this November — and now, the nonprofit Progress Arizona is mounting an organized campaign against them, hoping to do the

Coverage of aging is supported in part by AARP ArizonaShantelle Harker is a registered nurse and clinical educator at Tempe Post Acute, a skilled nursing facility in Tempe, Arizona. “So when we’re done with this, we’re going to do handwashing today. Anyone watch the handwashing video from last night?” she asks her class.

Mystery Castle is, according to legend, made of stone and held together by mortar and goat’s milk. Normally a structure built in a 20th century American city wouldn’t qualify as a castle. But this is Phoenix and, although there’s no moat or drawbridge, Mystery Castle is — a castle.And because this is Phoenix, that castle is set to be torn down.

Abortions will soon be outlawed in Arizona except in cases where a pregnant person’s life is at risk.The state Supreme Court has ruled Arizona should follow a restrictive abortion law dating back to the 1860s.

The discount chain 99 Cents Only Stores is closing all of its locations after more than 40 years in business.The company announced the "wind-down of its business operations" in a press release on Thursday afternoon.

The Arizona Coyotes said Thursday night they’re committed to win a land auction that could pave the way for the NHL club to remain in the Phoenix area after years of arena uncertainty.The team hopes to buy the 110-acre plot of land on northwest corner of Scottsdale Road and the Loop 101 in north Phoenix and build a privately funded arena and entertainment district.The Arizona

Tempe city officials recently approved a $4.4 million contract to give historic Mill Avenue a face-lift.The upgrades are part of the Refresh Tempe initiative. The streetscape project will replace all the sidewalks on Mill Avenue between Rio Salado Parkway and University Drive, as well as a new tree canopy.Mayor Corey Woods says safety will also be addressed.