Mike Sackley
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 30, 2016Mesa fire chief retiring after 43 years of service
The fire chief in the city of Mesa has officially retired after working in the field for over 40 years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 29, 2016Movie filmed in Arizona takes on subject of mass shootings
A new film, entitled "Movie Madness", takes viewers through the horrific sequence of a mass shooting.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2016Phoenix activists post billboards urging peace between police, minorities
A white police officer and a black civilian are featured on new Phoenix billboards speaking out against violence and racism.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2016Ducey: Less regulation, lower taxes will help small businesses thrive in Arizona
Arizona’s governor hopes to do more in the upcoming legislative session to help small businesses succeed in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 26, 2016Phoenix Children’s Hospital has a potential new hope in childhood cancer treatment
Precision medicine could help doctors select successful treatments for children as they fight cancer.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 23, 2016Arizona senators want permanent director at Phoenix VA
Arizona’s two senators are calling for a new permanent director for the Phoenix VA Health Care System.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 23, 2016Chinese coaches at ASU to learn about student-athlete experience
96 coaches from China are spending the next three months in Tempe as they learn coaching tactics and the day-to-day of student-athletes.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 22, 2016Saving lives young: Arizona teens account for 1 out of every 6 blood donations in the state
For 12 straight years, teens have been the largest group of blood donors in Arizona as one out of every six blood donations across the state come from them.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2016ASU students bringing new energy to historic downtown Phoenix building
A nearly 90-year-old downtown Phoenix building is now home to a new program that brings together ASU students and the building’s residents.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 15, 2016Phoenix-area city hosts weekly meetings for those with dementia, Alzheimer’s
Dealing with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can be a lonely and difficult experience, but a new Valley group is meeting weekly to encourage interaction.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 15, 2016Report: More millennials are becoming real estate agents
While many millennials around the Phoenix-area are buying homes, some are deciding to go one step further and becoming real estate agents.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 9, 2016Phoenix-area center for ex-convicts will no longer accept sex offenders amid community concerns
The Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) announced Thursday it would no longer transfer sex offenders to the Maricopa Reentry Center (MRC).
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 8, 2016Report: Arizona ranks near the bottom in public school student funding
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Arizona ranks 48th out of 50 states in overall per pupil funding for its K-12 students.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 7, 2016Ice installation underway as crews prepare for new Arizona Coyotes season
There is still over a month until the Arizona Coyotes play their home opener, but crews have already worked around the clock to prepare the ice for play.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 1, 2016Official: Things improving at Phoenix VA, but no ‘mission accomplished’ banner yet
Wait times are going down and veterans are receiving more timely care at the Phoenix VA, according to the deputy secretary for Veterans Affairs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 29, 2016One Phoenix school district saving thousands by re-using old bus parts
New bus parts can cost school districts thousands of dollars, but one local district decided to buy old buses and use them for parts.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 29, 2016City of Chandler seeks funding to protect its community garden
The city of Chandler wants to get kids and adults into gardening through its new community demonstration garden, but the city needs help to protect the plants.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 26, 2016Study reveals troubling concussion numbers among Arizona student-athletes
Nearly one out of every three 12th-grade student-athletes in Arizona have sustained a concussion, a study from the Barrow Neurological Institute said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 26, 2016Music from the heart: Rock bands set to take the stage in Tempe
About 40 special needs students will have the chance to feel like a rockstar, while participating in a program that helps them form lifetime friendships.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 25, 2016Sky Harbor unveils exhibit dedicated to Arizona’s national parks
If you’re looking for a different experience next time you visit Sky Harbor, stop in the airport’s museum to learn more about Arizona’s national parks.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 24, 2016Phoenix reopens rental assistance program after 11 years
Thousands of Phoenix residents looking for some help paying rent applied for a voucher program earlier this month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 22, 2016Phoenix-area dairy equipping its cows with pedometers
Danzeisen Dairy in Laveen is tracking the steps of its cattle herd through pedometers to ensure quality health in the cows.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 19, 2016Arizona Cardinals milk available at several Phoenix-area grocery stores
The Arizona Cardinals are partnering with Danzeisen Dairy to feature the team’s logo on glass milk bottles at grocery stores around the Phoenix area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 19, 2016State-of-the-art video and audio studios open in Phoenix area
North Scottsdale is now home to a studio that might rival something you would see in New York or Los Angeles.