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Chandler's debut of Arizona’s first Seafood City, a Filipino grocer showcases thousands of international products, features a live seafood section and a vibrant Food Hall.

While everyone is free to do whatever they want with their homes and businesses, we all have to admit that sometimes, some people’s choices feel a bit questionable, especially in certain states. An example of this occurred in Phoenix, Arizona, where some people have noticed that certain residents are painting their hom

A 76-year-old Mesa woman was taken into custody after police say a neighbor captured cell phone video of her repeatedly beating her cognitively declining sister with a rake and a 2x4. The victim was hospitalized with widespread bruising and injuries, and police noted the neighbor documented the attack following a...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Public Safety and the law enforcement community are mourning the loss of a K-9 whose promising service career was cut short. The department said Friday that K-9 Jack suffered a medical crisis on the evening of July 9. Veterinary staff did all they could to try to save the

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - An Arizona man has pleaded guilty to trafficking thousands of pills containing carfentanil into Birmingham. According to U.S. Attorney Phillip Williams Jr., Ignacio Miguel Tirado-Castillo pleaded guilty to conspiracy with intent to distribute, distribution of a fentanyl analogue and attempt to

If you were a banker with Pioneer Bank of Arizona in the mid-1960s in Phoenix, your commute to work might include a drive up or down Central Avenue and a turn near Osborn Road. You’d pull into the parking lot on the northeast corner of the intersection, grab your briefcase from your car, and enter a brand new building

Heads up, drivers! Arizona Department of Transportation crews will be on the roads this weekend with several restrictions and closures in place.

Morning routines are sacred, but let’s be honest, they are mostly boring until sugar and butter enter the chat. Recently, my sweet tooth led me on a wild, flour-dusted adventure across the sunny expanses of Arizona, and boy, did it pay off. Forget everything you thought you knew about...

Phoenix police say a 31-year-old man stole a Chevrolet Suburban from behind a Safeway, drove it across town, and set it on fire in a quiet north Phoenix neighborhood. On its own, that's a Tuesday-night crime blotter item. Stolen SUVs get torched in this country more often than most owners realize.

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