Mold and cockroaches: The worst Phoenix restaurant inspections of August
Every month, Maricopa County health inspectors fan out around the Valley, making unannounced visits to local restaurants. They stop by to check on the cleanliness of the kitchens and dining rooms, and the safety of staff and customers. During the visits, the inspectors check everything from plumbing to food...
This No-Frills BBQ Joint In Arizona Will Serve You The Best Beef Ribs Of...
You know that feeling when you bite into something so good your eyes roll back and you make an involuntary noise that would embarrass you in polite company?. That’s the standard experience at Frasher’s Smokehouse in Phoenix, where BBQ transcends mere food and becomes something closer to a religious experience.
The Best Fish And Chips In Arizona Are Hiding Inside This Unassuming Restaurant
In the heart of Phoenix, where cacti stand tall and temperatures regularly flirt with triple digits, exists a seafood haven that defies desert logic – Knock Kneed Lobster. This modest establishment might not win any architectural beauty contests with its corrugated metal exterior and simple blue signage, but what...
Weather changes on the way for Arizona
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — More weather changes are underway for Arizona as an area of low pressure treks across the West. Look for a sunny and breezy day in the Valley, with a forecast of 102 degrees. Winds will once again be elevated across the state today, with Valley winds...
Tesla Robotaxi Expands Testing to Tempe, Arizona
Tesla’s Robotaxi validation fleet has been spotted cruising the streets of Tempe, Arizona, fueling speculation that the Phoenix suburb could be one of the next proving grounds for the company’s autonomous ride-hailing service. Twitter user @adub0808 caught a Robotaxi test vehicle on the road, sharing footage on...
Phoenix grocery stores celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with authentic deals
Cooks work diligently inside Phoenix grocery stores, making fresh and warm tortillas that sell for just a few dollars. With roughly 4 in 10 Phoenix residents being Hispanic, according to DATOS.
West Phoenix Gets Its Buffet Back: Lin’s Grand Buffet Set to Reopen
Lin’s Grand Buffet is back, and that’s big news for West Phoenix, Arizona. This isn’t just another restaurant flipping its sign to “open”, it’s a familiar spot with old fans and new faces ready to see what’s next. I’ve watched the chatter online,...
MCSO seeks missing Litchfield Park teen
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating 17-year-old Keira Lynn Stewart, who was last seen on Sept. 8, 2025, around 11:18 p.m. near Wigwam Creek
9/11 victims honored by lowered flags, Valley remembrance events
PHOENIX – State government buildings in Arizona will fly flags at half-staff in remembrance of the lives lost during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It’s one of several ways the nearly 3,000 victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, will be honored in metro...
North Phoenix neighbors frustrated after ancient petroglyphs removed
PHOENIX — For decades, neighbors in a North Phoenix community have been able to step outside their homes and see ancient carvings on boulders—until now. O’Halloran lives just steps away from the north side of Moon Mountain, a peak within the Phoenix Mountains Preserve. Walking down the path, she said she'd find at...