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My Hero Academia fans have discovered a heartbreaking truth about Tomura Shigaraki: his original Quirk was meant to be peaceful, a floating ability akin to his grandmother Nana Shimura's.

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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The man who was rescued from a 50-foot tree in west Phoenix died from his injuries. Police say 43-year-old Jaime Yepiz died after being transported to the hospital with ...

Marvel Rivals Season 3 might introduce Jean Grey (Phoenix) and Elixir, as hinted by the Cerebro Database event and further confirmed by data miners. Leaks reveal Jean Grey's dual-form abilities ...

Florida State University shooting suspect Phoenix Ikner's alleged social media profiles surfaced soon after police officers identified him on Thursday Florida State University shooting suspect ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A 4-year-old child is among three people who have been rushed to a hospital with serious injuries after a fiery crash on a north Phoenix roadway. The collision happened just ...

Suspected Florida State University shooter Phoenix Ikner learned how to handle guns from his sheriff deputy stepmother, according to the sheriff’s office where she works. Ikner, 20, is accused ...

Many crosswalks in Phoenix have paint that has faded so badly that drivers often don't realize when they've entered pedestrian crossing areas. "A lot of the vehicles here, they go past the paint ...

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PHOENIX — A medical clinic in Phoenix is closing its doors this summer. It serves 5,000 children with specialized physical and behavioral needs. Now, families are left to wonder - what’s next?