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Newborn likely alone several days, rescued from Phoenix apartment

20 hours ago | azfamily.com | Angie Koehle

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix Police released dramatic body camera footage of the rescue of a newborn. Police said that on May 14, neighbors called to request a welfare check because packages were piling up outside, and they reported not having seen the woman for several days. “Officers looked through an open window and saw an adult woman who was motionless,” said Phoenix Police spokesperson Sgt. Brian Bower.
Why costs are going up for air conditioning replacements and repairs

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Sarah Robinson

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Local HVAC techs say the parts and the refrigerant chemicals they use are in high demand and that means you should be prepared to spend more money this year if your air conditioning unit starts acting up. “As far as parts equipment, costs have gone up,” said Ronald Johnson, who is an HVAC technician in the Valley. He said he’s seeing a big change impacting his industry. “A lot of people don’t want to spend the money for equipment right now,” he said.
Man accused of punching 1-year-old girl to death while her twin brother was left unharmed

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Jamiya Coleman |Matt Hoffmann |Emily Van de Riet

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray News) – A Florida man has been charged with murder in the death of a 1-year-old girl he was babysitting, but the baby’s twin brother was left unharmed. According to Tallahassee police, 25-year-old Deric Young was arrested Tuesday. He is charged with murder and aggravated child abuse in the death of Ky’meria German. His arrest comes after Tallahassee police responded to a call Monday reporting a 1-year-old child not breathing in the 1700 block of Saxon Street.
60 ‘critically missing’ children rescued, 8 people arrested

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Amanda Alvarado

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB/Gray News) - U.S. Marshals, with the help of several law enforcement agencies, rescued 60 missing children. The “critically missing” children were rescued from Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties in Florida. They ranged in age from 9 to 17. According to the U.S. Marshals, “critically missing” children are those at risk of crimes of violence or those with other elevated risk factors such as substance abuse, sexual exploitation, crime exposure or domestic violence.
Nearly half of homeowners saw insurance hikes this year, survey finds

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Rachel DePompa |Daniela Molina

(InvestigateTV) — A new survey from NerdWallet shows nearly half of U.S. homeowners experienced a rise in insurance premiums over the past year, and for many, the blame falls on extreme weather. According to Holden Lewis, a home and mortgage expert with NerdWallet, the average increase reported by surveyed homeowners was about 10 percent, bringing the typical annual premium to around $2,110.
Buckeye area freeway among upcoming Prop 479 transportation projects

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Angie Koehle

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After 40 years of driving trucks, Jose Arnaud said he can handle the amount of traffic on I-10. It’s the drivers he has a problem with. “They don’t have compassion for us. They want to keep moving fast. We’re hauling 40 tons. It’s hard to move fast,” Arnaud said. The Maricopa Association of Governments announced a number of projects slated to start in the next couple of years.
Fed approved Phoenix-Tucson Amtrak plan draws praise for boosting transit options

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Sarah Robinson

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Federal transportation officials have signed off on the initial framework for a proposed Amtrak route from Phoenix down to Tucson. In total, it would be a 160-mile passenger rail line aimed at connecting Arizona’s two largest cities. The Federal Railroad Administration this week approved the Arizona Department of Transportation’s (ADOT) preliminary plan, which outlines the proposed schedule and budget for the project.
Sen. Thune sees trajectory for “BBB” vote before the weekend

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Molly Martinez |Leah Vredenbregt

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) sees a path forward for votes to move the “one big beautiful bill” forward by the weekend. President Donald Trump wants to sign the legislation by the July 4 weekend. Capitol Hill is supposed to be on recess as of June 26. In an interview with Gray Media’s Washington News Bureau, the senate majority leader admitted the chamber is at the point in the process where they’ve just got to move.
US Army Purple Heart veteran forced to self-deport: ‘I just have to drop everything and leave’

3 days ago | azfamily.com | Annalisa Burgos |Sydney Brammer |Jordan Gartner

HONOLULU (KHNL/Gray News) - Decorated Army veteran Sae Joon Park left his life and family in Hawaii this week, not knowing when he’ll see them again. After 48 years in the United States, Park self-deported to South Korea on Monday, under the watchful eyes of agents with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Park tearfully hugged his son, daughter, parents, aunts and friends at the airport in Honolulu.
Man hired to do lawn work holds large house party while homeowners are away, officials say

3 days ago | azfamily.com | Spencer Chrisman |Andrew Mcmunn

WEDDINGTON, N.C. (WBTV/Gray News) - A lawn care worker in North Carolina was charged after he reportedly held a large party over the weekend at a house that did not belong to him, according to officials. The Union County Sheriff’s Office said 37-year-old Michael Brown was accused of hosting a house party Saturday at a Weddington home. Officials said he had been hired to do lawn maintenance at a house in the area of Beulah Church and Twelve Mile Creek roads.