Pedestrian dead after being struck by vehicle in Phoenix
A pedestrian died late Sunday night after being struck by a vehicle, according to the Phoenix Police Department. According to investigators, 44-year-old Sharmarke Ismail, was crossing midblock on 48th Street near Van Buren Street when he was struck, police said. Officers responded to reports of the collision involving
ALDI Reveals Westward Expansion Plans
As ALDI enters its 50th year in the United States, the low-price grocer is doubling down on its nationwide expansion, announcing plans to open more than 180 stores by the end of 2026. ALDI is announcing expansion plans into the state of Colorado within the next five years, with more...
Father accused of stealing thousands of dollars from Mesa Arts Center with 10-year-old arrested
A father accused of involving his 10-year-old son in a burglary last week has been arrested, according to a Monday release from the Mesa Police Department. Jean Zintz, 31, allegedly forced open a locked door at the Mesa Arts Center on Wednesday around 2 p.m., damaging the door. Police said...
A Phoenix Gun Shop Owner Ran Straw Purchases And Handed Out 72 Guns —...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only Most folks who walk into a local gun shop are doing it the right way—picking up a hunting rifle... The post A Phoenix Gun Shop Owner Ran Straw Purchases And Handed Out 72 Guns — Then Hid $258,000 In Cash Sales From The Government appeared first
Arizona’s chip footprint grows, but TSMC’s water demand sparks questions
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is pouring another $100 billion into its massive north Phoenix expansion, solidifying Arizona’s position as a global semiconductor hub. But as the chipmaker grows, so do concerns over how much of the desert’s strained water supply the plant will consume
An Arizona Ring Recruited Buyers To Legally Purchase Guns For Cash — Then Some...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only Most gun owners know the routine: you walk into an FFL, fill out your paperwork, pass the check, and... The post An Arizona Ring Recruited Buyers To Legally Purchase Guns For Cash — Then Some Were Traced To Smuggling Into Mexico appeared first
Phoenix biotech firm to shutter facility, lay off 90 employees
A Phoenix biotech firm will close its Phoenix facility and lay off 90 employees by the end of the year in the face of declining revenues due to Medicare and Medicaid changes.
Police investigate shooting on Twain Avenue
Two victims taken to hospitals with unknown injuries.
City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego signs official proclamation declaring— August 24 Ukrainian Independence...
Mayor Kate Gallego publicly shared and issued an official proclamation declaring August 24 as Ukrainian Independence Day in the City of Phoenix. The signing marks the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence. Northeast Valley News spoke with Olichka (Oli) M. Nevinska the Founder of Prostir UA – Ukrainian Phoenix Comm
Where in the Valley? Find this Phoenix-area object
Welcome to another edition of "Where in the Valley?" How it works: We show you something cool. You tell us where it is. The first reader who names the spot gets a shoutout in the newsletter. Email us at [email protected]. You tell us: Where in the Valley can you find this statue? Catch up quick: Unfortunately, no one w
