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phoenixnewtimes.com | Morgan Fischer
Her 2-year-old son, Aries, was born with 5Q31.3 deletion syndrome — a condition that is exceedingly rare. He requires a ventilator, oxygen and a gastrojejunal feeding tube in order to live. He has yet to walk or speak and has complicated digestive issues, all of which require 24/7 care. Since Aries was born in April 2023, Patterson has provided it. An esthetician by trade, Patterson is also a full-time caregiver to Aries.
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phoenixnewtimes.com | Morgan Fischer
Over the past five years, homeownership has increasingly felt out of reach for the average Arizona household. According to a new study, Arizonans must make a six-figure-a-year salary to afford a typical home in the state. Homebuyers in Arizona must earn a household income of more than $122,000 a year to afford a median-priced home in the Grand Canyon State.
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phoenixnewtimes.com | Morgan Fischer
For decades, home prices in Phoenix have risen. But Phoenix homeowners or those looking to escape the expensive rental market could finally see some relief. Home prices have been cooling or even falling in some areas of the country, including Phoenix, according to a Washington Post analysis of home value data from the mortgage technology division of Intercontinental Exchange. From February 2024 to February 2025, prices for single-family homes have grown by more than 2.7% nationally.
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1 week ago |
phoenixnewtimes.com | Morgan Fischer
On Thursday, former Phoenix mayor and current Democratic Rep. Greg Stanton posted a photo to social media of two of his Republican colleagues sitting near him on a flight from D.C. back to Phoenix. GOP Rep. Andy Biggs looks directly at the camera, headphones perched on his head, while fellow Republican congressman David Schweikert sits two seats down wearing earbuds. The seat between them is empty. “The longest commercial flight in the world is Singapore to New York,” Stanton wrote.
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2 weeks ago |
phoenixnewtimes.com | Morgan Fischer
Since Arizona legalized recreational marijuana in 2020, buying weed has been easier than ever. All one has to do is walk into one of the many dispensaries that have proliferated in the Valley and beyond, drop some cash and walk out with some bud. Despite that, there’s still illegal cannabis to be purchased in Arizona. And according to a new study, that illicit weed might make you sick.
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