Former Phoenix Police commander takes security leadership role
After more than two decades with the Phoenix Police Department, including service as a commander overseeing training, professional standards and patrol operations, James Ward is beginning a new chapter focused on community security. Ward joined the Secure Community Network (SCN) on June 15 as community security directo
Opening date announced for Bojangles’ first Arizona location
Bojangles’ Gilbert location, their first in Arizona, is opening soon, marking a key step in their expansion after announcing plans for 20 new Arizona restaurants in 2024.
Neighbors push back on Tempe student apartment plan
TEMPE, AZ — A developer has pitched a new student apartment complex to the Tempe City Council multiple times over the past year, and each time, neighbors say the project does not fit in their community. The proposed development, called Marshall on Spence, would take shape as a 7-story...
Halo Vista’s first industrial project will target TSMC suppliers
Developers aim to construct a high-end industrial tech park with eight buildings amounting to nearly 800,000 square feet total, according to documents obtained by the Business Journal.
Nancy Guthrie: New details on second note sent to media
Savannah Guthrie spoke out following new details on the ransom letter received by a Tucson television station, shortly after her mother, Nancy, disappeared earlier this year.
Scottsdale Fashion Square adds new retailers, continues renovation project
Scottsdale Fashion Square is adding new retail tenants and continuing a renovation project at the shopping center, which was recently inducted into the Scottsdale History Hall of Fame. The property, operated by Macerich (NYSE: MAC), now includes new BALMAIN and ZEGNA stores, along with a new Athleta location. The addit
Family says sentence falls short after deadly US 60 crash in Mesa
The wait for justice is over for Zoey Johnson’s family after the driver who hit her on U.S. 60 in 2024 was sentenced to prison. Nicholas Meyer was driving on a suspended license when he struck Johnson and another young woman in the emergency lane near Stapley Drive. Meyer received 8 years and 9 months behind bars, plus
DoorDash robot refused to leave SWAT operation in Arizona, report says
A DoorDash technician responded to the Arizona scene and removed the Dot delivery robot from the active SWAT operation 12 News An autonomous DoorDash delivery robot overstayed its welcome last week in Arizona when it entered the perimeter of an active SWAT operation and reportedly refused to leave. The fully electric,
Man electrocuted, critically injured after tampering with Mesa utility equipment
A man was electrocuted while tampering with utility equipment in the East Valley on Sunday, leaving him critically injured, authorities said. The man, whose name has not been made public, gained access to a Salt River Project electrical substation in the area of Everton Terrace and Elliot Road, according to the Mesa Po
Phoenix House Fire Leaves Six in Critical Condition as Cause Remains Unknown
Six Hospitalized After Massive House Fire Near 35th Avenue in West Phoenix Six people are fighting for their lives after […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

















