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RJ Hamster

2 years ago

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Good morning RJ,

The LA Fitness/Esporta building on Florence Boulevard has a new owner and CrossRoads Church has a new home. The church plans to renovate the building into a “mega sanctuary” and a new larger, home for its Charlie’s House autism therapy center. But what about the pool?

Also, a Maricopa woman is facing charges after she allegedly assaulted a man and snatched a child from his arms. Click here to read more.

And a whistleblower is not convinced after an investigation showed that no official pressure was placed on CGUHS teachers to give students better grades in 11 classes. Read more about what the investigation found.

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Prosecutor William Wallace told a jury in closing arguments that the defendant reflected on the murder prior to stabbing a 65-year-old woman to death in her Casa Grande home in May 2019.

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Two auto racing siblings who grew up on short-course races were behind the wheel for the longest race in the country, more than 650 miles in the Nevada desert.

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