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Rising inflation is hitting families and small businesses hard in Gilbert, with one local pastry shop owner announcing she will close one of her two locations when the lease expires in July.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The producer who worked on a song featuring former U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake confirmed she never won a Billboard Music Award. Arizona’s Family first reported two weeks ago that the U.S. State Department falsely claimed that Lake was the “proud” winner of two of the prestigio

Two women wanted in connection with the homicide of 67-year-old Hilde Henderson in Montgomery County have been arrested in Ohio following a nationwide search. According to Montgomery County Police, 29-year-old Vanessa Wahanganisa Tjongarero-Henderson of Clarksburg and 36-year-old Samantha Raebel of Phoenix, Arizona, we

Authorities identified 48-year-old Lee Arthur Simmons Jr. as the driver accused of the deadly Phoenix crash involving seven vehicles. The suspect was reportedly driving at 96 mph prior to the crash that killed a 60-year-old man and sent two people to the hospital.

Il Forno Bello, a tiny wood-fired pizzeria in north-central Mesa, has gone from new kid on the block to neighborhood staple in a matter of weeks. Since opening in mid-March, the place has been drawing steady crowds, its tight menu and oven-first mindset sending diners into weekend lines that can stretch out the door. C

CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — The mother of a man she said had schizophrenia and who was having a mental health crisis when he was shot by police officers last year has filed a lawsuit against the city of Chandler and the Chandler Police Department. Kelly Woods’ attorneys said during...

Steak lovers in Queen Creek may soon have a new dining destination to look forward to. According to information shared by Queen Creek NOW, plans have been submitted for a new LongHorn Steakhouse at 21398 Ellsworth Loop Road in Queen Creek Marketplace. The proposed restaurant would be located south of...

A man under the influence of drugs and alcohol was going double the speed limit when he caused a deadly Phoenix crash, prosecutors said. Police say Lee Arthur Simmons was impaired, speeding at 96 mph and driving without a valid license. Prosecutors say his long criminal history, including prior felonies and DUI cases,

With devastating cuts likely coming to the state’s share of Colorado River water, Arizona cities have been gearing up to diversify their water supplies. Yet, despite grave and passionate warnings — from experts, residents and even former city leaders — one East Valley city is ditching critical water funding.

New motorized device ordinances aimed at regulating electric bike riders are officially in effect across Gilbert starting Wednesday. The regulations establish a strict 15 mph speed limit on sidewalks and paths, mandatory helmets for minors, and age restrictions for faster bikes. Gilbert police can issue citations to pa