10 Hard-To-Get Seafood Reservations In Arizona Locals Go Crazy For
Arizona might not have an ocean coast, but that hasn’t stopped some restaurants from serving seafood that’s nothing short of spectacular. I’ve been lucky enough to snag a table at a few of these spots, and trust me, the anticipation is part of the fun-because these tables book fast.
Preliminary report explains what caused deadly helicopter crash
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released on Wednesday its preliminary report regarding the helicopter’s collision with a slackline, including new information that a second helicopter came dangerously close to the same line about an hour after the crash.
Scottsdale mayor demands answers from city officials about her chief of staff’s suspension
PHOENIX – Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is demanding answers from city officials about why her chief of staff was suspended. Borowsky’s top aide, R. Lamar Whitmer, reportedly was removed from City Hall at the direction of City Manager Greg Caton on Jan. 14 and placed on non-disciplinary suspension, with pay.
Fallen Apache Junction officer honored with memorial street, park
The city is set to remember Officer Gabriel Facio on Thursday when it dedicates a street and a park in his honor. Apache Junction officials will unveil Officer Facio Way and Fallen AJPD Officer Facio Park.
Page Mourns the Loss of ‘Mr. Community’ David Auge
The City of Page is reflecting on the life of City Councilor David Wayne Auge, who passed away on the morning of Saturday, January 10, 2026, in St. George, Utah, following a prolonged health battle. He was 74. Auge, known affectionately by some as "Auge Doggie" and by others as "Mr. Community," leaves behind a legacy...
Phoenix Jury Weighs Explosive Uber Rape Trial That Could Rewrite Ride Rules
A federal jury in Phoenix is now deep into a negligence trial that could reshape how courts handle sexual assault claims against Uber and other rideshare giants. At the center of the case is Tempe resident Jaylynn Dean, who says Uber’s safety systems failed her when a driver raped her in the back of a car after she...
Wet, red paint spilled on roadway damages Arizona woman’s car
CHANDLER, Ariz. — A Valley driver is dealing with a surprising type of damage to her car after driving on the Loop 202 in Chandler. Brianna Lewis said she was driving home last Monday when she unknowingly drove through a puddle of wet red paint. “I drive that direction...
Did the Chandler Ostrich Festival move?
CHANDLER, Ariz. — There's a big change coming for the Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival in 2026. The annual ostrich festival in the East Valley will move to the Rawhide Western Town and Event Center for this year's event and beyond. The move is to accommodate the event's continued growth.
‘He could be at the morgue’: Mesa family urges prosecutors to reconsider charges in...
MESA, Ariz. — A Mesa family is calling on Maricopa County prosecutors to reconsider the charges filed against a 19-year-old man accused of shooting at their son, arguing the case should be prosecuted as attempted murder rather than aggravated assault. The shooting happened in the early morning hours of...
Health inspectors cite popular Scottsdale, Chandler eateries
A popular Italian eatery in Old Town Scottsdale and a pho restaurant in Chandler were among spots cited by health inspectors in this week's Dirty Dining report.
