Phoenix farm shows backyard mesquite pods can become a sweet ingredient
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — For the second edition of Desert Table, the series is looking beyond restaurant walls and into the Sonoran Desert itself, where local growers and creators say Arizona’s landscape has shaped the region’s food story for generations. At The Urban Farm in Phoenix, the lesson...
Queen Creek girl, 9, becoming a master on the mat
For 9-year-old Eden Armstrong, stepping onto a wrestling or Brazilian jiu-jitsu mat isn’t intimidating – it’s fun. That sense of fun has taken the Queen Creek youngster from her first grappling class just two years ago to championship titles in both sports, invitation-only superfights and international competition in B
Mesa courting more foreign industrial investment
The city Office of Economic Development’s Foreign Direct Investment strategy is targeting countries such as Japan, Taiwan and Germany to recruit export-oriented, capital-intensive industries to Mesa. The department launched the strategy this year. “Our strategy focuses on attracting export-oriented, capital-intensive i
Mesa Drinking Water Report Highlights Safety Standards
The City of Mesa’s 2025 Consumer Confidence Report confirms that Mesa’s drinking water continues to meet or exceed all state and federal drinking water standards. For more than 100 years, the City has been committed to providing its customers with safe, reliable drinking water. The annual report provides...
Opinion: Chandler is stronger than ever
Serving as Chandler’s mayor is a grand adventure that continues today. Our community is stronger than ever, and our treasure is in plain sight and on full display through people who make Chandler what it is: resilient, innovative, caring and full of promise. From our early days as a...
Gilbert poised to hike short-term rental fees
In a bid to recoup the cost of running the town’s short-term rentals program, the Gilbert Town Council will hold a public hearing later this year to raise the fees for such rentals. The reason: the current fee structure doesn’t cover the town’s cost of running the program through...
Phoenix man, 89, heads to court as ASU tries to take one of the...
"You don't know from day to day if you're gonna find the house on the corner."
Mesa apartment fire caused by fireworks, officials say
Fireworks started an apartment fire in the East Valley on Saturday, according to Mesa fire officials.
Disabled Arizona Man Found ‘Skin and Bone’ After Weeks in Bathtub, Father Faces Abuse...
Mesa, Arizona — An Arizona man is facing criminal charges after police say they found his disabled adult son in shocking living conditions, allegedly left in a bathtub for weeks without proper care. According to investigators, Melvin Shimkus, 52, was arrested on a charge of vulnerable adult abuse after...
Deadly crash involving 2 semitrucks closes major road in west Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A deadly crash involving two semitrucks and an SUV has closed a major road in west Phoenix. While details remain limited, first responders were called to the crash in the area of Buckeye Road and 71st Avenue. Arizona’s Family crews at the scene saw two semitrucks...

















