Gilbert man’s kidney stones are gone, but a $3,051 hospital bill remains
GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — Ross Siegel says he remembers the day well. He was relaxing at home in April when he began experiencing aches and pains. “It was more of a throbbing pain that doesn’t go away,” Siegel told On Your Side. “I wouldn’t say it was particularly sharp, but it was really unpleasant.”
‘Shame on APS’: Phoenix protesters call on utility to uphold 100% clean energy by...
Protesters gathered outside of Arizona Public Service’s Phoenix headquarters Thursday to criticize the state’s largest utility for backing off clean energy goals it set five years ago. Last month, APS officials announced the utility was getting rid of its commitment to obtain all of its energy from sources...
West Phoenix road closed due to deadly pedestrian crash
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A portion of Thomas Road is closed in west Phoenix after a deadly crash overnight. The crash happened just before 4 a.m. near 27th Avenue and Thomas Road. A witness told Arizona’s Family a man was crossing the road outside of a crosswalk when several vehicles...
Newspapers are cutting their editorial boards. This journalist says it’s a ‘chicken’ move
Every week on The Show for years, there have been voices from the editorial board of the Arizona Republic. But, after the latest round of buyouts at the state’s paper of record, the Republic’s current editorial board is nearly gone. The Show reached out to Gannett about their...
Phoenix officers injured in Tonto Street shooting
Detectives are investigating a shooting near 1700 West Tonto Street that left two Phoenix officers and a suspect injured. The Phoenix Police Department's Special Assignment Unit was
Phoenix readers react to downtown mural artists’ pro-MAGA pasts
Back in July, downtown Phoenix’s newest mural, “Through Her Eyes,” debuted and instantly grabbed people’s attention. Stretching up the eastern side of the Saiya apartment building at First Avenue and McKinley Street, the striking work consisting of parallel 230-foot-tall strips colorfully depict a woman’s face gazing...
Sophia Spurlock, 16, missing from Queen Creek, MCSO says
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating 16-year-old Sophia Spurlock who is missing and was last seen leaving her residence about 5 p.m. Sept. 3 in
Arizona law will allow multi-family homes on single lots. Historic neighborhoods want to be...
An Arizona law will soon allow what is called “middle housing” — duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and townhomes built on single-family lots in cities with 75,000 or more people. The goal of House Bill 2721, which was signed into law by Gov. Katie Hobbs in 2024, is to...
Dad of Mesa woman stabbed 22 times raising awareness about domestic violence
MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — The father of a domestic violence survivor is sharing his daughter’s story in hopes of bringing more awareness to this widespread crime and its impact. On Aug. 22, Donald Hume says his daughter in Mesa was stabbed 22 times after her ex-boyfriend broke into...
Lawmakers hold closed-door meeting amid probe into DCS
PHOENIX — Lawmakers held a closed-door stakeholder meeting following the high-profile murders of three kids known to the Department of Child Safety. Elected officials, law enforcement, and tribal leaders discussed crucial improvements to the child welfare system. "There are some gaps, but we're working towards them,"...