From an arrest in a string of shootings at the Tempe DNC office to a girl who gave her mother’s phone number to an alleged lurer suspect, here are this week’s top stories.

1. Arizona Cardinals cheerleaders removed from sideline for prime time game in Glendale

Friends and family of the Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders say they were sidelined during the team’s prime time football game against the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night. They say the cheerleaders only perform during game breaks, apparently because of the new premium seats.

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2. Killer mother Susan Smith now thinks her chances of parole are slim after she was caught trying to profit from the case: report

Susan Smith, the South Carolina woman who strangled her two young sons in October 1994, reportedly believes her chances of parole are slim after 30 years after her latest run-in with prison rules.

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3. The young man gives the phone number of his mother, who allegedly raped the child, to leave him alone

A quick-thinking 14-year-old girl gave an alleged child predator the phone number of her mother, who approached her while walking home from school.

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4. Youth Violence: Kyler Renner sentenced to prison for role in Gilbert parking lot attack

The Maricopa County District Attorney’s Office announced the sentencing of 19-year-old Kyler Renner, one of several individuals connected to several incidents of youth violence in the East Valley.

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5. Former Casa Grande Union High School student’s friends still mourn after guilty verdict

Last November, the Casa Grande community was rocked by the death of 17-year-old Hailey Stephens. On Tuesday, a 14-year-old boy accused of shooting himself to death was found guilty.

Three of Stephens’ best friends testified in the murder trial.

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6. 2 children killed in four-car crash on Loop 202 in Mesa

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said two children died in a multi-vehicle crash along Loop 202 in Mesa on Oct. 23.

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7. Ballots were damaged when a USPS mailbox burned in Phoenix; the suspect was arrested

An arrest was made after a U.S. Postal Service mailbox in Phoenix was set on fire Thursday morning, damaging more than a dozen ballots.

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8. Where can I vote? Here is a list of early voting locations in Maricopa County

Early voting has begun in Maricopa County and other parts of Arizona for the November general election, and from now until polls close on Election Day, voters can cast their ballots early by returning mail-in ballots or attending a physical. Early voting location.

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9. $1 million lottery ticket sold at Arizona Circle K

Someone who bought a ticket for the lottery drawing last weekend won the jackpot. The $1 million ticket for The Pick jackpot on Oct. 19 was sold at the Scottsdale Circle K near Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard.

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10. Court documents reveal new details about man accused of opening fire at DNC ​​office in Tempe

We have obtained court documents regarding a man arrested in connection with a series of incidents involving political entities and political signs in the Phoenix area.

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