Disgraced News Anchor Sent Text Admitting To COVID Fraud Scheme
A disgraced news anchor sent a text admitting to a billion-dollar COVID fraud scheme.
WATCH: Phoenix school board member shut down for praying
(The Center Square) — During a Phoenix school board meeting, member Jeremiah Cota was quickly shut down for saying the Lord’s Prayer, rather than an Indigenous land acknowledgement. In an exclusive interview with The Center Square, Cota, who represents Ward One on the Phoenix Union High School District Governing...
2 arrested after egging of car led to armed incident in north Phoenix: PD
PHOENIX - Investigators say two people in Phoenix have been arrested and accused of multiple offenses, following an armed incident that happened earlier in August. The suspects in the case were identified as 42-year-old Gene White and 45-year-old Jessica Gudinas. Investigators say officers responded to the area of...
More than 400 people suspected to have died from extreme heat in Maricopa County...
More than 400 people are suspected to have died due to extreme heat in the Phoenix area so far this year. Temperatures have hit over 110 degrees everyday so far this month in Maricopa County, Arizona, save for one day, including an all-time monthly high of 118. At least three daily records have been broken […]
Wreckage of missing plane found near Phoenix
PHOENIX — The wreckage of a missing plane has been found near Phoenix, FAA officials said. On Aug. 13, authorities notified the FAA that the wreckage of a Pitts S-1T was found southwest of Phoenix. According to the FAA, only the pilot was on board. The Goodyear Police Department...
Compounded Stupidity: When “Hold My Beer” Meets Flashing Police Lights
We prefer to stay on the positive side of things and highlight the best and brightest of Scottsdale, but every once in a while the exact opposite of that is compelling enough to turn our heads and get us tapping away on our keyboard in equal parts disgust and awe.
Goodyear’s Trotting Park site transformed
For more than 50 years, a massive concrete structure near Cotton Lane and Interstate 10 stood as a mysterious reminder of the Phoenix Trotting Park, a once-ambitious harness racing venue that opened in January 1965 and closed soon after. The park was Arizona’s premier harness racing destination, where drivers rode...
Armed fugitive killed by US Marshals in Chandler
A.T. Oasis’s coffee and teas are imported from Ethiopia and carefully selected by owners Aisha and Abdul to provide an authentic and unique experience for Valley customers. The cardboard cutout, named Flat Shaq, has vanished. The restaurant says a suspect came into the restaurant recently and stole the cutout.
Two More 18-Year-Old Suspects Charged in First-Degree Murder Near ASU Campus Amid Gang Rivalry
Tempe Police Department has made additional arrests in the grisly shooting death of a 17-year-old boy last month, near the ASU campus. 18-year-olds Marlon Owens Jr. and Jabriean Olin Perry are the latest suspects facing charges, including first-degree murder and endangerment. Their arrests follow the earlier...
Dozens of neglected animals seized from homes in Phoenix and Tucson
Officials are investigating more cases of animal neglect after more than two dozen animals were removed from homes in Phoenix and Tucson.