Day 4 of Tyler Robinson trial features roommate’s testimony
Defense attorneys unsuccessfully fought the public release of the statements from Tyler Robinson's roommate, Lance Twiggs, and chat room messages.
McCarthy Building Companies relocates regional HQ
McCarthy Building Companies, a 100% employee-owned construction company in the Valley for over 50 years, announced plans to relocate its Phoenix regional office to a new, larger space staying within the Camelback Corridor. The new office, located near the 32nd Street and Camelback Road intersection at 3133 E. Camelback
SRP secures 600 megawatts of wind power from $11 billion SunZia project
Valley nonprofit utility Salt River Project has signed a deal that will add 600 megawatts of wind-generated energy from the massive SunZia Southwestern power project.
Oktoberfest returns to Tempe for the 53rd year in a row
Prost! Four Peaks Brewing Oktoberfest is back for its 53rd year at Tempe Town Lake! The three-day outdoor Bavarian-themed festival kicks off Friday, October 9 through Sunday,
Luxury cars disappearing near Sky Harbor Airport turn up across the border
Police busted an auto theft ring involving luxury cars stolen from parking lots around Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Investigators say over the last year, more than 70 cars were taken, many of them ending up in Mexico.
The Best Valley Eateries to Celebrate National Hot Dog Month
Frankfurter, footlong, wiener, red hot: No matter what you call it, the humble hot dog is an iconic dish. After all, the food remains a staple of summer cookouts, a favorite of fairgoers, and a ballpark essential. Americans eat about 150 million of the summertime sausages on Independence Day alone,...
Dust Devil Danger as CDC Sounds Valley Fever Alarm For Phoenix
Federal health officials are warning people in the Phoenix metro and across the broader Southwest to be on alert, as dust storms and other wild weather can loft microscopic fungal spores into the air. Inhaling spores of Coccidioides can cause coccidioidomycosis, better known as Valley fever, a respiratory infection tha
Slimy Greens, Sour Milk as Health Cops Bust Phoenix Grocers
Moldy produce and past-its-prime refrigerated foods were still sitting on shelves at several Valley grocery and convenience stores when Maricopa County health inspectors showed up for routine checks the week of June 22. Inspectors told staff to throw out the spoiled goods and, in at least one case, pull equipment out o
Crews stop wildfire near Cordes Lakes after evacuations ordered
Fire crews have stopped the forward progress of the Rolling Fire, a new wildfire burning about 65 miles north of Phoenix. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office ordered people near Rolling Ridge Drive and Marble Canyon Way to leave immediately Thursday. The fire has burned about 6 acres so far. State fire officials said h
Former Circle K manager fights back in court over $12.8M Arizona Lottery jackpot
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A former Scottsdale Circle K manager has filed a formal response to a lawsuit over a $12.8 million Arizona Lottery jackpot, claiming the company enforced a policy requiring employees to purchase leftover lottery tickets and only challenged his ownership of the winning ticket after learning i

















