An Arizona senior-living operator will pay $250,000 after the EEOC said it sent a...
Two hundred fifty thousand dollars is what an Arizona senior-living operator agreed to pay to close a federal sexual harassment lawsuit. The detail worth a working person’s attention is who the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said did the harassing: not a supervisor and not a coworker, but residents of the faci
Hotel guests forced out after fire erupts in north Phoenix
Firefighters responded to a second-alarm hotel fire near 25th Ave and Greenway Road in north Phoenix Sunday morning.
Scottsdale fire crews working large fire at solid waste facility
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Scottsdale Fire Department has called in additional resources to fight a fire at the solid waste facility, according to officials. Officials initially responded to black smoke coming from the City of Scottsdale Solid Waste Transfer Facility, near Loop 101 and Hayden Road. When they got to th
19-year-old dies after assault at Phoenix park
A 19-year-old man died a week after he was brutally beaten during a soccer game at a West Valley park, and Phoenix police are now investigating the case as a homicide.
30 displaced, over 50 units affected after hotel fire in Phoenix
Around 30 people were displaced early Sunday morning after a fire swept through a North Phoenix hotel, authorities said. Firefighters responded around 3 a.m. to reports of a blaze at a Travelodge near 25th Avenue and Greenway Road, according to the Phoenix Fire Department. Upon arrival, crews encountered heavy smoke...
Omaha Steaks’ 2nd Arizona store is in west Chandler
Omaha Steaks opened Aug. 12 in Laguna Village, 5965 W. Ray Road, Unit 28 in west Chandler. The master butcher shop stores distribute a variety of USDA-approved, grass-fed, grain-finished beef,
Three Arizona Favorites Just Vanished, And One Reversal Blindsided Loyal Regulars
Three Arizona restaurants with deep local followings have now closed in Scottsdale and Tempe, including one shutdown that came just days after a promised reopening. Confirmed closure dates show how quickly longtime neighborhood staples can disappear.
Tempe officials will be passing out kits to detect spiked drinks as city adopts...
This month, Tempe became the first Arizona city to adopt a drink-spiking ordinance. And city officials are highlighting the campaign this weekend by passing out detection kits on Mill Avenue. “So we want to make sure that people see this as a resource because if no one uses it, we're...
Heat Returning to the Southwest
The last few days mother nature has turned down the heat some for the Southwest with the extra clouds and monsoon storms back in the picture. As we start a new work week, the high pressure ridge returns westward to the Desert Southwest. An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for cities like Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma.
Eight Years After Phoenix Skateboarder’s Murder, Family Still Begs for Answers
Matthew Groves was 26 years old, riding his skateboard through west Phoenix in the early hours of July 21, 2018, when he stopped to rest on the patio of the Purple Turtle Bar & Grill near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road. Within minutes, he was shot dead after a brief physical struggle with an unknown man. Eight year

















