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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 9, 2019Phoenix Police Department hosting identity theft awareness event
The event, which will run until 2 p.m., is being held in front of the Comerica Theater on the corner of Washington Street and 4th Avenue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 4, 2019Taste of Cave Creek to host over 30 restaurants, 21 breweries this month
The two-day Taste of Cave Creek will host over 30 restaurants and 21 breweries in a beer garden later this month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 4, 2019Arizona Snowbowl chairlift now open for beautiful views of northern Arizona
Weather permitting, the chairlift will take guests to 11,500 feet, providing panoramic views of the fall scenery surrounding the resort.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2019Initial report of package explosion at US Postal office refuted
Reports from the Phoenix Fire Department of a package explosion that spilled chemicals at a US Postal office turned out to be just nail polish remover.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 14, 2019Phoenix philanthropist donates $5 million to Creighton, St. Joseph’s
Creighton University and Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital has received a $5 million dollar donation from a Phoenix-area philanthropist.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Sep 2, 2019Summer temperatures decrease the likelihood of deep sleep, studies show
The National Sleep Foundation recommends keeping your AC unit between 61-68 degrees, which is more likely than not, impractical for most people.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2019Tacotopia tour to stop in Tempe Marketplace during 7-city tour
Tacotopia, an immersive pop-up museum in Santa Monica, California, will be making an eight-week stop at Tempe Marketplace this fall.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 26, 2019APS CEO to retire in November, current president to take over
Pinnacle West, the parent company of Arizona Public Service Co., announced its CEO Don Brandt will retire effective November 15, 2019.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 17, 2019Scottsdale hotel will feature two Giada De Laurentiis restaurants
Arizona food fans can mark their calendars for the year 2021 when celebrity chef and Food Network star, Giada De Laurentiis, opens two new restaurants.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 10, 2019Historic Chandler-based restaurant Serrano’s to host Centennial Fiesta
On Thursday, Sept. 19, Chandler's oldest continuously owned family business, Serrano's Mexican Restaurant, will celebrate its 100th birthday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 18, 2019Sheriff Paul Penzone explains why animal abuse case is taking so long
While investigators couldn't get access to Asprella's home at the time, Animal Crimes did receive a warrant to seize 52 dogs from Shelter Paws.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 6, 2019Top fried chicken joints to try on National Fried Chicken Day
With it being National Fried Chicken Day, it only makes sense to explore the best chicken restaurants in the nation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 5, 2019Economic consultant doesn’t think Ducey’s Nike deal will cause damage
Rounds believes the picture for Arizona and Greater Phoenix is a shift to being a top tier economic community over the next decade.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 29, 2019Scottsdale ranks amongst the best places to celebrate 4th of July
Scottsdale received the highest overall ranking out of the seven Arizona cities that made the list. The website ranked Phoenix as the No. 1 most affordable.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 28, 2019New splash pad opens at Park West shopping center
Park West continues to unveil components of its $4 million renovation investment with the opening of a new splash pad for children's entertainment.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 27, 2019Prescott, community groups to pay anniversary tribute to Yarnell hotshots
Sunday marks the six-year anniversary since 19 members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew lost their lives protecting the community from the Yarnell Hill Fire.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Jun 23, 2019Phoenix man attempts to break world record by stacking over 1M pennies
Cory Nielsen, 55, of Phoenix uses over one millions coins to set the world record for largest pyramid made of only pennies.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 22, 2019Maricopa County lacking space in homes for foster children
A serious crisis for foster children across Maricopa County has been looming for months, but now, the situation has become more serious.