Phoenix Zoo giving trafficked animals another chance at life
The Phoenix Zoo has teamed up with a group to provide a second chance at life for animals that were housed or brought to the United States illegally. The Wildlife Confiscation Network has teamed up with the zoo and has seen growing demand since its launch two years ago. Certain species are appearing more frequently...
Man sentenced to 45 years for deadly attack on Phoenix construction crew
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man will spend 45 years behind bars for a deadly attack against a construction crew in Phoenix almost four years ago. Zachery Shropshire, 36, shot and killed Alvaro Briceno Quezada on March 10, 2022, after opening fire on a construction crew that was remodeling an apartment in Phoenix.
Phoenix, AZ – Drug Bust: Traffic Stop Leads to 138 Pounds of Meth Seized
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Phoenix, AZ – Detectives with the Arizona Department of Public Safety’s State Gang Task Force seized approximately 138 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 10 earlier this week....
Teenager missing from north Phoenix for three weeks
The family of a missing Phoenix teenager is asking for the public’s help to find their son after he went missing three weeks ago.
Buc-ee’s reportedly has opening date in mind for 1st Arizona location
PHOENIX – We’ve got good news and bad news for Buc-ee’s fans who are anxiously waiting for the iconic travel center’s Arizona debut. We’ll start with the good: The Texas-based chain reportedly has an opening date in mind for its massive West Valley gas station and convenience store.
Where does Phoenix rank among Top 100 housing markets for 2026?
Realtor.com®‘s annual ranking of the Top Housing Markets for 2026 shows a notable geographic shift from a year ago: while last year’s top metros were concentrated in the South and West, the markets projected to see the strongest combined growth in home sales and prices in 2026 are now overwhelmingly in the Northeast...
Chandler Residents Rally Against $2 Billion Data Center Amid Environmental and Resource Concerns
Chandler's city council chamber was charged with tension as residents filled the room, anxiously awaiting a decision on the fate of a proposed $2 billion data center. Officials had to, somehow delicately navigate the needle between technological progress and the preservation of local resources. The waterfront was a...
Gilbert police accused of lying about crime stats
A former Gilbert councilman is claiming the police department manipulated crime stats 10 years ago so it would be one of the safest cities in America. Current town leaders pushed back on the claims, saying the town always followed the law. Austin Walker breaks down the allegations and how the reputation came at a cost.
Passing Helicopter Spotted Hiker Trapped on Mountain. It Took 13 Hours and a ‘High-Risk’...
Officials said it was too dangerous to rescue the man when he was first spotted Tuesday night
Man who killed 18-year-old Stephen Jacobo in Mesa, sentenced to 15 years in prison
MESA, AZ — Joe Rim, who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the death of a Mesa teenager, has been sentenced to prison. In court on Friday, Rim received a sentence of 15 years in prison, the maximum possible sentence he could receive as part of a plea agreement for the shooting death of 18-year-old Stephen...
