Thousands of pounds of beef were recalled for the second time by Beef Packers Inc. They have recalled 22,723 pounds of beef due to contamination of a strain of salmonella.

The recall includes all ground beef sent to stores in Arizona and New Mexico. Consumers are urged to check the "sell by dates" and discard any meet with dates between September 28 through October 11. The recall products include:beef, beef patties, meatballs and stuffed peppers.

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Arizona DPS authorities say that a 29 year-old woman from Gilbert is responsible for a "hit-and-run spree" that caused damage to four vehicles on I-10. The woman is suspected of being intoxicated during the event, and has been charged with driving while impaired and leaving the scene of an accident.

Authorities say that following an initial collision on I-10 east, the woman turned around and began heading west, where  she caused a chain-reaction by striking a truck, which in turn, caused damage to two other vehicles. Fortunately, the other drivers involved suffered only minor injuries, and the woman was taken into custody. 

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A van collided with a light rail train Thursday and caused three people to be taken to Pheonix-area hospitals.

Authoirites say the victims injuries appear to be nonlife- threatening. Metro spokeswoman Hilary Foose says it about the 50th accident with a light-rail train so far.

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Two construction workers in Phoenix were injured on Wednesday, September 23, when a construction crane swung into live powerlines, leaving them with third-degree burns. According to fire officials, the accident occurred when the crane operator, who was talking to the two construction workers through headsets, accidentally swung the crane into nearby powerlines, shocking the men in headsets. The workers received third-degree burns to the ears, head, chest, and legs, and were rushed to the hospital. The crane operator is in critical condition.

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On Wednesday, Tempe Police will be dedicated to monitoring traffic near light rail crossings. The police hope to cut down on dangerous actions by drivers at these crossings.

According to police, the most common violations are ignoring red lights, making U turns in front of trains and driving through crossings when the gates are down. All of these can lead to serious accidents.

If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, contact the Phoenix train accident attorneys of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, PLC at 877-366-5557.

A car accident on a highway near Florence, Arizona resulted in the deaths of three people. Twenty-three-year-old Tiffaney Steward of Phoenix and Seventeen-year-old Garvin Hardie of Chinle were both killed when their car crashed head on into another vehicle driven by twenty-six-year-old Veronica Valenzuela of Tucson. 

A passenger in Valenzuela's car, sixty-five-year-old Patricia Carrion, also of Tucson, was killed. Valenzuela escaped with minor injuries. Justin Juan, 27, a passenger in the vehicle driven by Stewart was also injured.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said the cars collided and became fully engulfed in flames around 9 a.m. Saturday on State Route 79. ADPS officials declined to say whether impairment was a factor, as the investigation is ongoing.

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A Golden Valley man was killed in a traffic accident this weekend on Highway 68 in Golden Valley.  The accident occurred Friday evening at 7:41 p.m. Rescue crews and the Arizona Department of Public Safety responded to a call about a two vehicle accident near milepost 21 on Highway 68, about six miles west of Kingman. 

Eighteen-year-old Robert. A Andrews of Golden Valley was traveling eastbound in his Ford Expedition on Highway 68 when he made a left turn into the path of Brian J. Gregg, 50, who was riding his Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

Gregg was taken to Kingman Regional Medical Center. He died of his injuries later that evening. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is still investigating the accident, but confirmed that Gregg was not wearing a helmet at the time of the collision. 

It is unknown if either driver was impaired. 

If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, please contact the Phoenix personal injury attorneys of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally at 877-366-5557.