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SRP: Pool fencing for those in need

Summer is here, and swimming is top of mind for children in search of fun and a break from the heat. To create awareness and keep little ones safe around

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Phoenix hikers should know these guidelines before hitting any trails

According to the Phoenix Fire Department, more than 200 rescues are conducted per year. "Take A Hike, Do It Right" and follow these tips.

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Top Phoenix concerts in April: Billie Eilish, Journey, Lil Durk, UFEST

Billie Eilish, Journey, Lil Durk, Country Thunder, Carin Leon, Cody Johnson and Marco Antonio Solis are among top concerts playing metro Phoenix.

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Phoenix City Council to reconsider COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers amid backlash

City of Phoenix officials say they will reconsider a decision to enact a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for its employees amid concerns over negative impact on city services.

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Phoenix City Council to hold hearing on vaccine mandate

The Phoenix City Council will hold a public hearing on Dec. 7, 2021, regarding its vaccine mandate, which will require the city's 14,000 employees, including police officers and firefighters, to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Jan. 18, 2022, or risk losing their jobs.

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