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When the COVID-19 vaccine is approved for children ages 5 to 11, should schools require students to get it? Let Patch know what you think.
When the COVID-19 vaccine is approved for children ages 5 to 11, should schools require students to get it? Let Patch know what you think.
Early October is a great time to pick up the best pumpkin possible at Tucson area pumpkin patches.
Halloween and fun are right around the corner, and you don’t have to travel far to find the best fall pumpkins in the Tempe area in 2021.
Halloween and fun are right around the corner, and you don’t have to travel far to find the best fall pumpkins in the Scottsdale area.
The fire happened early Monday morning, according to a news report.
The National Weather Service says gusts as high as 45 MPH are expected.
The shooting was reported to police shortly after midnight in Saint Paul.
Here's a five-minute guide to help you get your Saturday started right.
The “Finlay-id meteor shower” won’t be visible in the skies over Arizona, but it offers an interesting lesson about comets.
A new report from RoboKiller shows more than 40.1 billion spam calls have cost people in Arizona and others more than $325 million.
A Phoenix intersection is closed Friday morning due to a crash.
A long range winter forecast is predicting cold temperatures and large amounts of lake-effect snow in Minnesota for the upcoming winter.
A Littleton officer was shot early Tuesday morning and is in serious but stable condition at the hospital.
More than 80,000 Twin Cities residents woke up in the dark Friday after severe storms.
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More than 230,000 residents in the state are in the dark Wednesday as the heat index is expected to rise to near 100.
Thousands of Wisconsin residents were in the dark Wednesday as severe heat is expected to hit parts of the state.
