Jeremy Duda is a Reporter at Axios Phoenix. He covers a diverse range of topics, including government and politics, real estate development, and competitive sports, often intersecting themes such as public policy and the housing market. His work has been featured in various outlets, including TucsonSentinel.com, Tucson Weekly, and Arizona PBS.
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Jeremy Duda's coverage primarily revolves around local news, politics, and events in the Phoenix area. He tends to focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and event coverage.
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Universities across the U.S. are feeling the pinch from enrollment declines, and Arizona hasn't been immune.
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Jobot Coffee & Bar as you've known it for years is now a thing of the past, but a new era is coming.
Roman God of Fire is bringing a taste of Ancient Rome to Tempe Town Lake. State of play: The restaurant opened last month at Hayden Ferry Lakeside in Tempe, at Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway.
Nearly 2,400 new homes could be coming to one of the Valley's major growth corridors in Surprise.
A unique age- and dementia-friendly park is coming to Tempe. Why it matters: Older adults make up 20% of the country's population but only
The Arizona Wildcats have a lot of success to build on after surprising the Big 12 last season
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The Phoenix City Council is looking to bring back the local vendors who formed much of the heart and soul of First Fridays before street closures and markets became things of the past
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