Mike Sackley
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2016Phoenix-area police officers to rappel down building for a good cause
Police officers from around the Phoenix-area will descend the 27-story CityScape building in downtown Phoenix on Saturday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2016Arizona Board of Regents calls on Donald Trump to let Dreamers pursue college goals
The board governing Arizona’s public universities is urging President-elect Donald Trump to allow Dreamers to seek an education.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Dec 8, 2016Phoenix-area high school students work to prevent bullying and suicide among classmates
A group of high school students in the Phoenix-area are urging their peers to “Say Something.”
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UNCATEGORIZED | Dec 8, 2016New report shows factors contributing to youth homelessness in Arizona
Mental illness and emotional abuse by parents are contributing factors to youth homelessness in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 7, 2016Phoenix-area city to kick off outdoor party series this Friday
The Old Town section of Peoria was recently cleared, allowing city organizers to put together a party that can "pop-up".
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 5, 2016City of Phoenix to convert street lights to LED lighting
Over the next two years, the city’s 100,000 street lights will be converted to LED lighting. The project will cost $30 million.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2016Arizona Coyotes make holiday visit to Phoenix Children’s Hospital
The Arizona Coyotes took some time Friday afternoon to put smiles on children’s faces, as they visited Phoenix Children’s Hospital this holiday season.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2016Metro Phoenix projected as hottest real estate market of 2017
The Phoenix-area was selected as the top real estate market for 2017, ranked ahead of markets such as Los Angeles, Boston and Sacramento.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2016Arizona seeing a steady increase in construction jobs
Over the past year, Arizona has continued to see strong growth in the construction industry, and the amount of jobs have increased from a year ago.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 1, 2016Free legal help available for Phoenix-area residents applying for US citizenship
Legal permanent United States residents in the Phoenix area can now get free help with their citizenship applications.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Dec 1, 2016Arizona receives federal grant to expand preschool access for children
The U.S. Department of Education is awarding Arizona with $20 million to help the state enroll children in high-quality preschools.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 1, 2016City of Phoenix hopes to turn dark alleys into vibrant spaces
Some dark alleys in Downtown Phoenix could be home to murals, public seating, even outdoor seating for restaurants.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2016Veteran suicide numbers rise at Phoenix VA Medical Center
In the past fiscal year, the Phoenix VA Medical Center has recorded 55 veteran suicides. That number is up from 28 vets who took their lives during the fiscal year 2015.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 21, 2016New report shows alarming number of domestic violence deaths in Arizona
In the last 10 years, 1,255 Arizonans have died due to domestic violence. Arizona continues to rank around the top-10 each year in domestic violence deaths.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 18, 2016Phoenix-area clergy urge Donald Trump not to pursue mass deportation
Multiple faith leaders gathered at the Arizona State Capitol on Friday to encourage President-elect Donald Trump to pursue common-sense immigration reform.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 18, 2016City of Phoenix taking steps to move homeless population into housing
The city of Phoenix is working to engage and help the city’s homeless, and ultimately find a way to get them into permanent housing.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 17, 2016Phoenix-area pro and college coaches team up to urge smokers to quit
Coaches of several area sports teams, including ASU, the Phoenix Suns and the Arizona Coyotes, came together Thursday to urge smokers to quit.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 17, 2016Report: Hundreds of child deaths in Arizona could have been prevented
Of the 768 total children deaths in Arizona last year, 301 of them could still be alive. A report shows that 38 percent of children deaths were preventable.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 17, 2016New Maricopa County elections chief Adrian Fontes lays out goals
Adrian Fontes wants to bring on more resources to prevent long lines at the polls in the future, and plans to communicate with the public.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 16, 2016Old Phoenix jail to house Maricopa County Attorney’s Office
Next spring crews will begin to demolish the interior of the Madison Avenue Jail in downtown Phoenix to make way for the Maricopa County Attorney's office.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 11, 2016Recognizing signs, symptoms of post-traumatic stress in veterans
For some veterans who return home after experiencing combat, it can be tough dealing with flashbacks of those harrowing moments.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 11, 2016Exit polls show Trump receiving nearly 30 percent of Hispanic vote
Exit polling conducted around the United States shows President-elect Donald Trump receiving 29 percent of the Latino vote.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 10, 2016With the election over, how to dispose of those political signs
The 2016 election is in the books, and now the cleanup process begins. Residents have 10 days to remove political signs from their private properties.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 10, 2016Phoenix-area man builds large collection of political memorabilia
Ron Puechner has approximately 50,000 political items, among them date back as far as the George Washington era.