Christmas Shackling Case Draws City Outrage
An 8-year-old Chicago boy was shackled to a bed and left alone in a dark apartment on Christmas Day amid reports of coercive confinement. Police investigate possible neglect and abuse as the incident shocks the community.
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Readers urge restraint to protect future time with loved ones
A reader letter argues that avoiding drinking helps safeguard future moments with partners. The writer contends moderation supports healthier relationships and longer companionship, urging others to reflect on personal habits and potential consequences.
Hole in the Rock at Papago Park Seen as Sacred Site
The Hole in the Rock, once a natural astronomical observatory for the Hohokam, is now a heritage site visited by climbers. Earl Ray of the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community and avocational archaeologist Ben Mixon lead efforts to preserve the rock as a sacred place and to unite tribes around its significance. New research broadens its importance beyond the Hohokam to many Indian beliefs.
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Subzero Readings Stop Minnesota Holiday Parade
A brutal cold snap blanketed Minnesota with wind chills near 40 below, delaying and canceling a downtown Minneapolis holiday parade. City shelters opened as officials warned people to stay indoors while crowds and visitors braved the bitter air.
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Winter respite in Mesa as snowbirds enjoy mild days
Arnold Johnson of Finley North Dakota and Joy and Gene Maker of Wakaw Saskatchewan relax in east Mesa at Cypress Estates mobile home park. They read and play indoors and outdoors while noting their hometowns face record cold. Johnson jokes about not scaring relatives with the warm spell. The piece highlights warm winter in Arizona contrasts with northern frigid temperatures.
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Caution urged as auto insurance rules case unfolds
Capitol expert Chris Edmonson says drivers can cut premiums up to 10 percent by dropping uninsured motorist coverage though protections remain offered. Arizona's new law ends the mandate while requiring insurers to present liability limits and allow monthly payments.
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