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The Fry's Marketplace at 25105 S. Ellsworth Road in Queen Creek sold a winning Powerball ticket for the weekend drawing that is worth $100,000, Arizona Lottery officials said. The winning ticket

Police and firefighters in Arizona teamed up to rescue a dog found to have fallen into a Tempe canal and couldn't find its own wat out of the water.

At Rafi Law Group, community is at the heart of everything we do. That’s why Rafi’s Hope is honored to once again sponsor the 19th Annual Crisco’s Kids & JJO’s Ton of Toys and Holiday Food Drive + Distribution, a beloved Phoenix tradition that brings hope, comfort, and holiday magic to families who need it most. This...

Short term impact for long-term sustainability. This was the key takeaway from a council retreat discussion last week between town officials and council members on a proposal to raise Gilbert’s water rate – an increase that appears inevitable for customers next year. Council discussed two options for raising...

Starting Monday, those who call 911 emergency in Phoenix will be asked if they need mental health services. Instead of just asking if emergency callers need police officers or fire fighters, Phoenix 911 dispatchers are now also asking if people need help with behavioral health. The goal is to reduce...

Two Mesa park leaders have resigned after an investigation into the Park Rangers found misconduct, according to a city press release.

QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. — An unlicensed contractor from Queen Creek was recently sentenced to jail after pleading guilty to forgery charges in Pinal County, officials said. Yul Ryan Nelson, 51, was sentenced on Dec. 9 to one year in jail followed by four years of probation after he entered into a plea agreement earlier...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — We have a merry update on Something Good we told you about a few weeks ago!. You might recall that a Valley company recently offered to install professional holiday lights on a deserving person’s home, free of charge. Nominations were submitted to Trimlight Phoenix, and now, one woman’s home is...

Thousands are under an "unhealthy" Air Quality Index, leading to an advisory from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Phoenix leaders will consider banning people from providing medical treatment and needles to the homeless at city parks. Unless they have the city’s permission, individuals and groups won’t be allowed to host events that are designed to offer medical care for the unhoused. They also can’t distribute sterile syringes...