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Pilot reports unknown missile-like object flew over plane during flight to Phoenix Peiyu Lin, Arizona Republic Replay Video UP NEXT A pilot at American Airlines radioed that an unidentified object flew over their passenger jet during a flight in the area of New Mexico from Cincinnati to Phoenix on Sunday. At approximately 1:19 p.m. CST, the pilot of American Airlines Flight 2292 reported, "Do you have any targets up here? We just had something go right over the top of us," according to a radio transmission recorded by a blogger, Steve Douglass, and uploaded on Dou...

'A lot of hope': Black immigrant advocates praise Joe Biden for reinstating deportation protections for Liberians Daniel Gonzalez, Arizona Republic © Patrick Breen/The Republic Lester Myers, president of the Liberian Association of Arizona, poses for a picture outside his work in Phoenix on Feb. 12, 2021. PHOENIX – President Joe Biden has signed more than a dozen immigration actions since taking office. One measure that reinstates deportation protections to undocumented Liberians has gone largely unnoticed, yet has major implications. © Patrick Breen-Arizona Republic ...

Push to extend foster care from age 18 to 21 could keep more young adults with services they need Mary Jo Pitzl, Arizona Republic © Mark Henle/The Republic A portrait of Cheyenne Planck, February 8, 2021, at Tempe Beach Park, Tempe, Arizona. Foster care ends abruptly when a youth turns 18. Once young people in state care hit that age, they're legally free of the system — and many foster youth are more than eager to depart. Naketa Ross was one of them when she left her foster placement in Chicago 23 years ago. It was a big mistake. “I was homeless for a while and then ...

Arizona weather updates: Dry, sunny skies forecast for metro Phoenix this weekend Arizona Republic Winter storms that hit Arizona with rain, hail, graupel and snow last week have passed, leaving in their wake what many would consider ideal weather. © Patrick Breen/The Republic Morgan Silverman holds her son Connor as she watches her other son Jack come down a slide at Papago Park in Tempe on Feb. 1, 2021. Follow coverage of the winter storms across Arizona by Republic reporters here. 4:30 p.m. Friday: Dry, sunny skies forecast for metro Phoenix this weekend  Metro Phoen...

UpdatedTue, Feb 2, 2021 at 7:32 am MT Reply Peter Johnson, chief executive officer of Phat Scooters, rides his product with his family. (Patrick Breen/The Republic) TEMPE, AZ — When the pandemic first began in March 2020, business boomed at Phat Scooters. With so many people isolating at home and searching for ways to entertain themselves in quarantine, the Tempe-based company could barely keep up with demand for their electric scooters. Peter Johnson, chief executive officer of Phat Scooters, said that the three-year-old company had a great financial year and was looking to give back in...