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Michelle Cruz

Michelle Cruz

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Senior Editor, Breaking News, The Arizona Republic

Phoenix

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art,Social justice food and politics. (All field reportage), identity culture, gender environment development, Travel

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Total articles 1623

  • Metro Phoenix sees rain and cooler temperatures before an expected warmer weekend

    By Michelle Cruz Verified| The Arizona Republic Verified Don't put away your jackets just yet. Scattered showers were possible in the Phoenix metro through the end of the week, thanks to an unsettled weather pattern, the National Weather Service said in a forecast for April 2. People could see "shower activity across portions of south-central AZ, especially across the foothills and higher terrain areas north and east of Phoenix, for today and again on Friday," the forecast stated.

    By Michelle Cruz Verified · The Arizona Republic

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • How much snow fell at Arizona Snowbowl near Flagstaff?

    By Michelle Cruz Verified| The Arizona Republic Verified The Arizona Snowbowl received at least a foot of snow from recent winter storms. Travel is not recommended in these areas due to dangerous driving conditions from heavy snowfall and low visibility. Drivers heading to Snowbowl are advised to use chains or four-wheel-drive vehicles, with a free shuttle available from Fort Valley Lodge. Winter storms passing over northern Arizona dumped plenty of new snow for skiers and snowboarders at the Arizona Snowbowl.

    By Michelle Cruz Verified · The Arizona Republic

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • Metro Phoenix sees rain and cooler temperatures before an expected warmer weekend

    By Michelle Cruz Verified| The Arizona Republic Verified Don't put away your jackets just yet. Scattered showers were possible in the Phoenix metro through the end of the week, thanks to an unsettled weather pattern, the National Weather Service said in a forecast for April 2. People could see "shower activity across portions of south-central AZ, especially across the foothills and higher terrain areas north and east of Phoenix, for today and again on Friday," the forecast stated.

    By Michelle Cruz Verified · The Arizona Republic

    Apr. 02, 2025

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The Arizona Republic

The Arizona Republic is Arizona's largest daily newspaper, established in 1890 and based in Phoenix. It operates a digital platform, azcentral.com, which is the state's oldest and most-visited local news site. This platform integrates content from The Arizona Republic, NBC affiliate 12 News, and the Spanish-language publication La Voz. The organization has been part of the Gannett/USA Today Network since 2000. The Arizona Republic offers a range of news publications, including daily print and digital news, a weekly business-focused publication called the Arizona Business Gazette, and La Voz, which serves the Hispanic community. Its digital offerings include real-time news updates, video content, event guides, and classifieds for jobs, real estate, and vehicles. The company emphasizes local reach for advertisers and provides specialized content for college students and hyperlocal coverage of Phoenix suburbs.

Phoenix, United States

+1 602-444-8000

Founded: 1890