1 dead, 2 hurt after car crashes into median wall on Phoenix freeway ramp
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — One person is dead after a driver crashed into a median wall along a freeway transition ramp in central Phoenix late Monday night. At about 10:45 p.m., first responders responded to the Mini Stack near the I-10 and State Route 51, on reports of a car hitting a wall, according to the Arizona...
Valley boy to help 300 others through organ donation after Halloween tragedy
Dylan Skalina was celebrating Halloween like any other 12-year-old. Hours later, the Arizona boy suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm that would change everything.
Queen Creek Police Department cancels missing endangered persons advisory for 13-year-old
QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. — A missing endangered persons advisory for a 13-year-old last seen in Queen Creek on Sunday afternoon has been cancelled, the city's police department said. On Monday, the Queen Creek Police Department requested a Missing Endangered Person Advisory from the Arizona Department of Public Safety for...
2 arrested after East Valley Halloween parties draw in hundreds, spark police response
QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. — Police had to respond to multiple massive parties in the East Valley involving minors over the weekend. Videos from the parties went viral on social media, in one instance showing a police helicopter being used to break up a party. On Oct. 31, around 9...
The Mission is Heading to Gilbert’s Epicenter at Agritopia
The East Valley is about to get a taste of one of the Valley’s most celebrated modern Latin restaurants. The Mission, led by Chef and Partner Matt Carter, is expanding to Epicenter at Agritopia, bringing its award-winning cuisine, design, and hospitality to one of Gilbert’s fastest-growing destinations. The...
Valley suburbs among Arizona cities where rent is dropping the most
Perhaps the pimp is in the crib, because the average rent in Phoenix is dropping like it’s hot, according to a new study from an online listing website. On Oct. 28, Zumper released a “national rent report” that tracked prices across 100 of the largest cities across the country. The general trend across the nation is...
Government shutdown strains St. Mary’s Food Bank in Phoenix
PHOENIX - Food banks in the Valley are struggling to keep up with increased demand. Monday marked a very busy morning at St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix, where spokesperson Jerry Brown expressed concern over the timing of the government shutdown. What they're saying:. "If the government shutdown runs into...
Teen girl hospitalized after shooting in north Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A teenage girl was hospitalized after a shooting at an apartment complex in north Phoenix on Tuesday morning. Just after 8:15 a.m., first responders were dispatched to the Saratoga Ridge Apartments near 16th Street and Bell Road for reports of a shooting. When officers arrived, they...
US officials announce revolutionary facilities to transform waste into drinking water: ‘Really going to...
"You can’t have economic growth if you don’t have water." US officials announce revolutionary facilities to transform waste into drinking water: 'Really going to be a game-changer' first appeared on The Cool Down .
Turquoise Alert Issued for Missing 16-Year-Old Girl, Family Say It’s ‘Out of Character’ for...
Authorities in Arizona are appealing to the public for help in finding a missing teenage girl. On Sunday, Nov. 2, officials in Mesa, Arizona, issued a statewide Turquoise Alert for 16-year-old Yolyn Hermios. The City of Mesa Police Department shared the alert and a photo of the missing teen on Facebook, describing...

















