Glendale AZ

A man who was shot in downtown Phoenix one week ago has died of his injuries, police announced Sunday.

PHOENIX — A man was hospitalized in critical condition after he was reportedly shot in Avondale on Sunday. Officers responded to a shooting near Avondale Boulevard and McDowell Road around 2:15 p.m, according to the Avondale Police Department. Upon arrival, officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.

At the Maricopa County Animal Care & Control, a 13-year-old yellow Labrador retriever has been reunited with her owner after having been lost for the last four years. And how did that happen?. Microchips work – even years later, and this Lab named Georgia now can look forward to the...

Mesa locals do not just eat breakfast at Wildberries —they treat it like a weekly ritual, the kind you plan your morning around. 🥞✨. The Greek family-owned café has quietly become an East Valley favorite by pairing generous, all-day breakfast plates with genuinely warm service, fair prices, and a pet-friendly patio...

Two people are recovering in the hospital after gunfire rang out at a Tolleson bar late Saturday night.

Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop (Capriotti’s), known for its award-winning, hand-crafted cheesesteaks, turkey subs and more, announces the opening of its new Phoenix location at 3890 W Happy Valley Road, Suite 160, on January 7. Capriotti’s introduces local communities across the U.S. to the brand’s 49-year-old tradition...

PHOENIX — US 60/Grand Avenue was closed in both directions in Glendale on Friday night after a crash, authorities said. According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, the highway closed at Bethany Home Road due to the collision. Originally, westbound US 60 was closed and two eastbound lanes were...

SURPRISE, AZ (AZFamily) — The man who was killed in a crash on a major West Valley road Friday morning has been identified. Surprise Police say 35-year-old Christopher Sehak was killed in a collision at Grand Avenue and Dysart Road around 3 a.m. A dog also died in the wreck.

PHOENIX — Authorities are asking the public for their help in finding answers to a downtown Phoenix stabbing on Dec. 15 that left a man dead. The Phoenix Police Department responded around 10 p.m. to a report of an “unresponsive man” located near Roosevelt Street and Central Avenue.

More than 20 years after Howard Levey was killed in central Phoenix, the man responsible will remain behind bars. Dan Levey fought to prevent parole, and a judge recently confirmed the convicted murderer will not be granted a hearing. “I don’t see any redeeming reason to let this person out,” Dan told Phoenix New...