A Phoenix woman might owe her neighbors her life after they rescued her from her burning apartment Saturday morning.
As COVID-19 numbers increase in Arizona, testing centers are expecting a renewed influx of people.Â
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – One person was hurt when a car plowed into the side of a Phoenix home early Saturday morning. It happened near 31st and Dunlap avenues.
Police at the time released a picture of an RAV4 investigators believed to be involved in the incident.
Among tweets containing baseless claims about election results, Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo echoed a rallying cry of many prominent conservative voices in a tweet shortly after Election Day: "I will be leaving [Twitter] soon and going to Parler. Please open an account on @parler right away."
Roque Godoy Ayala told police he was looking for his wife in the victims' trailer. She was not there.


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