Fake Cop Pulls Over Tesla on I-17 in North Phoenix, Then Calls Police Himself
A man driving an older Chevrolet pickup truck rigged with dashboard-mounted red and blue emergency lights pulled over a silver Tesla in the southbound lanes of Interstate 17 near Dove Valley Road in north Phoenix Thursday morning, then did something no genuine impersonator typically does: he called the police on himsel
Crashed LA news copter headed to Phoenix NTSB facility, reports say
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The news helicopter that crashed live on air in Los Angeles, killing three people, is being transported to a National Transportation Safety Board facility in Phoenix, according to reports. The helicopter burst into flames after crashing while reporters were covering a deadly collision between an SU
Tempe fraternity lawsuit tests accountability after alleged assault at rush party
A civil lawsuit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court accuses members of Arizona State University’s Kappa Sigma fraternity of supplying alcohol to an 18-year-old woman, failing to respond to her visible impairment and allowing an alleged sexual assault at an off-campus Tempe rush party. The allegations have not been
Woman dies after being struck by car in downtown Phoenix, police say
PHOENIX — A woman has died after being hit by a car in downtown Phoenix on Sept. 18, according to the city's police department. Around 7 p.m., officers were called to a car-pedestrian crash near 19th Avenue and Van Buren Street. When the police arrived on the scene, they...
People Drive From All Over Arizona For The Pastrami Piled High At This Scottsdale...
Some sandwiches are worth a road trip, and this one has locals mapping out weekend detours across the state. For decades, one Arizona counter has been stacking pastrami and corned beef so high that regulars talk about eating half for lunch and saving the rest for later. The line moves...
Craving Real Fish Tacos In The Desert? These 8 Arizona Spots Batter Them Baja-Style
Arizona might be hundreds of miles from the coast, but that has not stopped its cooks from mastering the crispy, cabbage-topped fish taco. Baja-style means lightly battered fish, a squeeze of lime, and a creamy sauce that ties it all together. From Tucson taco trailers turned storefronts to funky Phoenix...
Homesick Chicagoans Drive Across The Valley For The Italian Beef At This Phoenix Deli
There is a certain kind of hunger that a plain sandwich cannot fix. It is the ache that hits transplanted Chicagoans in the middle of the desert, the craving for a dripping Italian beef piled with peppers and dunked in its own juices. Word has spread across the Valley about...
Scottsdale’s Hospitals Prove Their National Standing Once Again
Scottsdale has long punched above its weight in health care, and the newest U.S. News Best Hospitals rankings confirm it again. HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center once more lands among Arizona’s top-recognized hospitals, a distinction it has now earned across multiple ranking cycles. That consistency matters mo
Roka Akor will open Gilbert location in 2027
Roka Akor, the contemporary Japanese steakhouse known for its certified Kobe beef and open‑flame robata grilling, is officially expanding into Gilbert on South SanTan Parkway. The address has yet to be revealed. The restaurant is scheduled to open in mid-2027, marking its sixth location nationwide and its second in...
2 Arizona Medicaid fraud cases in court this week total $75 million
A Peoria man was indicted and a San Tan Valley woman was sentenced this week in state Medicaid fraud cases involving about $75 million. Rita Anagho was sentenced to 14 years in prison for bilking the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, or AHCCCS, out of about $55 million, which she will have to pay back.

















