Spring training games rescheduled due to Valley extreme heat
Temperatures could hit 106 around the Valley later this week, leading to about a dozen spring training games to shift to evening start times.
12 Arizona Retro Restaurants That Still Know Exactly What They’re Doing
Arizona is home to some of the most legendary old-school restaurants in the country, and they have been serving up great food for decades. From neon-lit soda fountains to rugged steakhouses carved right into the hillside, these spots carry serious history on their menus. Some have been around since before...
Can-Am crash that killed North Las Vegas man classified as traffic death after review
The driver of a Can-Am that crashed near Apex on March 5 died of his injuries, and authorities have decided to classify the death as a traffic fatality.
Phoenix Police Warn of Phone Scam Targeting Seniors
While browsing InTown today, I noticed a warning from police in Phoenix that many families may want to pass along. Authorities say scammers are targeting older residents through phone calls pretending to be law enforcement officers or bank officials.
Camelback Chaos As Phoenix Crews Airlift Trio Of Stranded Hikers
Three separate hiking mishaps turned Camelback Mountain into a busy rescue scene Monday, as Phoenix technical-rescue crews pulled three people off the Echo Canyon Trail in quick succession. Two hikers were hoisted out by the city’s Firebird helicopter, while a third was guided down the slope on foot. One of the...
Arizona water crisis looming this year, experts warn
There are only a few months remaining before cities and towns learn how much water they will have to do without starting on Oct. 1. That’s when the current agreement between seven states and Mexico to share Colorado River expires. Since the states have been unable to come to...
Video: Phoenix cops, state troopers kill man in barrage of bullets
On the evening of Feb. 27, troopers with the Arizona Department of Public Safety attempted to stop a man in a black sedan. The man fled, setting off a chain of events that led to state troopers stopping his car with a grappling device and, ultimately, to several troopers and Phoenix police officers killing him in an...
Why Grasshoppers seem to be everywhere across the Valley
PHOENIX — If it feels like grasshoppers have been everywhere lately in the Valley, you’re not alone. From backyards to parking lots, residents say they’ve been noticing more of the hopping insects than usual. "They're all over the place," said Zach who lives in Phoenix. “I've definitely...
Mexican officials consider train from Mexico City to Tucson and Phoenix
Plans for a high-speed passenger train in Mexico could eventually extend across the border into Pima County and all the way to Phoenix.
Two people hurt after shooting at store near I-17 and Thunderbird Road
Two men are hurt after they were shot Monday afternoon at a store near Interstate 17 and Thunderbird Road in north Phoenix.

















