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Residents in central Phoenix will be cleaning up well into the holiday weekend because of Thursday's storm.

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3TV Forecaster Brittney Shipp checks out the aftermath of Thursday's storm.

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Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon went on a helicopter tour of the Valley to get a bird's-eye view of all the storm damage.

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Thursday's storm destroyed Arizona State University's $8.4 million practice facility.

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Fifty thousand APS customers and about 11,000 SRP customers are still without power after Thursday's storm.

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Former McCain staff and political pundit Doug Cole talks about Sen. John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.

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Sky Harbor International Airport said it is expecting some delays Friday morning as the storms blew all kinds of debris on to the runways and taxiways.

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Former McCain staffer and political pundit Doug Cole talks about Sen. John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.

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Several schools throughout the Valley were closed Friday due to storm damage.

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CNN is reporting that Sen. John McCain will select Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.

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An extremely violent storm that slammed the Valley left widespread damage in its wake.

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At least one school will be closed Friday. St. Mary's High School at Third and Virgina streets near downtown Phoenix sustained major damage, included downed trees and power lines, as well as water damage. School officials said they hoped to have the repairs done in time for classes on Tuesday.

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The next couple of days could be busy weather-wise as moisture continues to make its way through the state, bringing the chance of more storms, said azfamily.com's April Warnecke.

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Arizona Humane Society staff are working feverishly to clean up the damage left behind by Thursday night's storms.

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The intersection of 40th Street and Shea Boulevard was closed due to downed power poles, at least one of which was shattered.

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Lighting from Thursday night's hueg stormis being blamed for a hay fire that was burning in Avondale Friday.

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People all over the Valley are waking up to massive and widespread damage after a violent storm ripped through the Valley Thursday night.

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At least one school reporteldy will be closed Friday. St. Mary's High School at Third and Virgina streets near downtown Phoenix sustained major damage, included downed trees and power lines, as well as water damage.

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An ADOT camera catches the hurricane-force winds of a late night storm, and then succumbs to the forces itself.

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NewsChopper 3 shoots video of a fork of lightning before having to be grounded due to severe weather conditions.

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Some people say every passing birthday leaves its mark on your body so in order to keep the fountain of youth going, a Valley woman is hoping a new FDA-approved treatment will smooth out her imperfections.

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azfamily.com's Meteorologist Royal Norman reports on a major storm in the Valley that many residents say looks like a hurricane.

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azfamily.com's Marissa Wingate spoke to an employee who was working at a dollar store when two armed men robbed walked in and demanded money before fleeing.

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Local McCain supporters give their reaction to Obama's acceptance speech.

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azfamily.com's Carey Pena reports live from Denver where Sen. Barack Obama accepted the presidential nomination in front of 84,000 people.

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azfamily.com's Tyler Baldwin reports from a watch party that started at a woman's home and grew in size during the presidential campaign.

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Rainforest enthusiast Tom Newmark is on a mission to educate everyone about plants and animals indigenous to the rainforest. He paid a visit to inspire Scottsdale kids to do the same.

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azfamily.com's Kristine Harrington reports a Valley group attempting to push Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon out of office failed after not being able to gather enough signatures.

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azfamily.com's Carey Pena reports live from Denver with a preview of the historical acceptance speech Sen. Barack Obama is expected to deliver on the last day of the Democratic Nat'l Convention.

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azfamily.com's Ben Lemoine reports federal investigators have released the details of their crash investigation and experts say those facts could hold the key to the beginning of closure for many.

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An injured man who was paid for disability insurance but was not receiving benefits resolves the problem thanks to azfamily.com's Gary Harper with 3 On Your Side.

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azfamily.com's Tess Rafols reports that if your child is having trouble reading or focusing, the problem could be much more than what meets the eye.

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Due to our current economy, sending a kid to college has become a real challenge fro some parents because many of their incomes are not keeping pace with the rising cost of higher education anymore.

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Getting through security at Sky Harbor Airport just got a little bit easier with the unveiling of its new 'self-select security lanes.'

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azfamily.com's Frank Camacho reports the key to the outcome of the presidential election could be independent voters, at least that is what one political analyst says.

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azfamily.com's Claudia Rivero reports gas prices could start going up very soon because of tropical storm Gustav.

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azfamily.com's Mike Watkiss reports Sen. John McCain announced he has picked his running mate, but he has not said who will be on hist ticket.

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For most parents, watching their children achieve milestones means they are growing and advancing but for children with muscular dystrophy, those milestones often mean they are losing the ability to move.

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azfamily.com's Meteorologist Royal Norman's daily weather forecast for Thursday, August 28.