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ArticlePolice uni­ons back rival of ex-chief in may­oral race

Long­time Peoria Coun­cil­mem­ber Michael Finn and former Police Chief Arthur Miller are facing off in the race to replace Mayor Jason Beck, but the city’s police organ­iz­a­tions are sup­port­ing the coun­cil­mem­ber, not their old boss. Finn wants...

ArticleFontes says powder that evac­u­ated Cap­itol was non­toxic

ArticleNAVAJO VOICES

Courts have ordered a Peoria res­id­ent run­ning for an open coun­cil seat to pay more than $39,000 after miss­ing rent pay­ments over the past five years in Ari­zona. Joysaph­ine Wait­man-Pow­ell, who sits on the city’s Plan­ning and Zon­ing...

ArticleTempe bans plate read­ers

Tempe is among the first cit­ies in the coun­try and became the first in Ari­zona to ban auto­mated license plate read­ers in a swift reac­tion to mul­tiple police depart­ments find­ing that officers mis­used the tech­no­logy. Tempe is among the first...

ArticleLaFleur put to the test

Oppon­ents have found a for­mula for stifling the Car­din­als’ passing game. Now Mike LaFleur must devise an answer. To a man, Car­din­als receiv­ers expressed their sup­port, con­grat­u­la­tions and well wishes to former team­mate Mar­vin Har­rison...

ArticleTODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Oct. 17. On this date in: 1933: Albert Ein­stein arrived in the United States, set­tling in Prin­ceton, New Jer­sey, after flee­ing Nazi Ger­many. 1962: The Beatles made their first TV appear­ance, play­ing live on a pro­gram called “People...