Authorities say a 52-year-old worker died at a southwest Valley construction site on Wednesday.
According to Buckeye police, an employee operating a loader hit and killed Luis Valdez.
State safety regulators have been sent to investigate the scene near Miller Road and Historic U.S. Route 80.
Their findings will take four to five months and then go before the Arizona Industrial Commission.
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A Democratic congressional candidate in the West Valley reports she was raped in a parking lot while going to repair a damaged campaign sign in Sun City.
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Court records say Elbert Bowie worked at the Lewis prison complex in Buckeye.
