Tucson woman sues Tempe, claiming arrest over TV GIF ruined her career
In a lawsuit filed against the city, Kathleen Tierney alleges Tempe violated her constitutional rights when Tempe police officers and U.S. Marshals arrested her at her Tucson home on Sept. 24, 2025.
Active monsoon week on the way to Arizona
Monday brought our first official rainfall of monsoon 2026 to Phoenix, and much more is on the way. April Warnecke has the latest on our monsoon outlook.
Circle K Manager Wins $12M After Buying Leftover Ticket
Circle K manager forced to purchase lottery tickets left behind finds a “2M jackpot – then the corporate policy suddenly changed, court filing claims – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: nvmwebsites-budwg5g9avh3epea.z03.azurefd.net) Scottsdale, Arizona – In November 2025, Robert Gawlitza, a longtime m
Judge sides with Arizona treasurer in ESA public records lawsuit filed by Phoenix TV...
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled that the Arizona Treasurer’s Office does not have to release line-item records of ESA purchases to a Phoenix TV station. 12News filed a public records lawsuit against state Treasurer Kimberly Yee and Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne in September 2025 seeking in
This Retro Arizona Arcade Is A Must-Visit For Unlimited Play And 100 Classic Games
Glowing screens and eighties posters pack the walls. Vintage toys crowd every dusty shelf and corner. One Arizona spot bottles that whole decade completely. Classic games line up on free play all day. A flat fee buys you truly unlimited playtime. Most locals find it only through word of mouth....
Best Milkshake Spots in Phoenix With Kids
We know where to find some of the best milkshake spots in Phoenix with kids! From classic diner shakes to giant creations covered in cookies, candy, and whipped cream, there are plenty of fun places to grab a sweet treat with the family. Some of these spots specialize in extravagant...
This Phoenix Burger Joint Has Cooked Over Real Mesquite Charcoal for 40 Years
Mesquite-grilled burgers smell different from flat-top burgers. There’s smoke in the crust, char in the bite, and a depth of flavor that a griddle simply can’t replicate. Original Hamburger Works at 2801 North 15th Avenue in Phoenix has been doing it over real mesquite charcoal for more than 40 years. The grill is open
Phoenix cooling center for homeless seniors is busier. It’s also planning an expansion
A cooling center that provides services for homeless seniors in downtown Phoenix is seeing more visitors than usual this summer. Justa Center is one of the only day programs in the city for homeless seniors. Dean Scheinert is the executive director, and he says they’ve been averaging around 150 to 175 visitors per day.
Cyclosporiasis outbreak: Some Arizona consumers turn to local farms
GILBERT, Ariz. - As cases of an intense digestive sickness continue to spread across the country, some are turning to locally grown produce. While no cause has been determined yet for what is causing the cyclosporiasis outbreak, it is making some think a little more about where they buy their food.
Juvenile missing for months found in Phoenix, man detained by deputies
PHOENIX — A juvenile missing for multiple months was found in Phoenix last week. The U.S. Marshals Service said an anonymous tip helped investigators to track down the whereabouts of a juvenile who had been missing since March 2026. The juvenile was found near a local residence where several men were present.
