Nonprofit helps Phoenix mom reunite with kidnapped daughters found in Mexico
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Three young girls kidnapped by their father and taken across the Southern border into Mexico three years ago are finally back home in Phoenix with their mom. The international rescue was made possible by a relentless mom and the tireless efforts of a Phoenix nonprofit that...
Teen accused of fatally stabbing Maryvale High School classmate pleads not guilty
The teenage boy accused of fatally stabbing a classmate at a Maryvale High School classroom last month appeared for his arraignment on the morning of Sept. 3 where he pleaded not guilty. Chris Aguilar, 16, stood next to his attorney wearing an orange Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office jumpsuit with yellow sleeves as he...
Black Chamber of Arizona Announces 27th Anniversary Gala Presented by ASU & APS
- The Annual Event Will Take Place in Glendale to Strengthen Statewide Economic Partnerships and Small Business Growth - GLENDALE, Ariz., Sept. 3, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- The Black Chamber
Fiery red sky over Arizona after evening thunderstorm
This incredible video shows a fiery red sky over Phoenix, Arizona, shortly after an evening thunderstorm passed through the area on Sept. 1.
What In The World Is A ‘Haboob’ And Why Is It So Dangerous For...
In late August 2025, a massive wall of dust surged through central Arizona against the backdrop of thunderstorms, burying Phoenix and surrounding metro areas in a choking haze. Power was knocked out for nearly 40,000 residents in Maricopa County, flights were grounded, transportation was disrupted, and the storm's 70...
West Phoenix road closed due to deadly pedestrian crash
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A portion of Thomas Road is closed in west Phoenix after a deadly crash overnight. The crash happened just before 4 a.m. near 27th Avenue and Thomas Road. A witness told Arizona’s Family a man was crossing the road outside of a crosswalk when several vehicles...
Newspapers are cutting their editorial boards. This journalist says it’s a ‘chicken’ move
Every week on The Show for years, there have been voices from the editorial board of the Arizona Republic. But, after the latest round of buyouts at the state’s paper of record, the Republic’s current editorial board is nearly gone. The Show reached out to Gannett about their...
Phoenix officers injured in Tonto Street shooting
Detectives are investigating a shooting near 1700 West Tonto Street that left two Phoenix officers and a suspect injured. The Phoenix Police Department's Special Assignment Unit was
Phoenix readers react to downtown mural artists’ pro-MAGA pasts
Back in July, downtown Phoenix’s newest mural, “Through Her Eyes,” debuted and instantly grabbed people’s attention. Stretching up the eastern side of the Saiya apartment building at First Avenue and McKinley Street, the striking work consisting of parallel 230-foot-tall strips colorfully depict a woman’s face gazing...
Arizona law will allow multi-family homes on single lots. Historic neighborhoods want to be...
An Arizona law will soon allow what is called “middle housing” — duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and townhomes built on single-family lots in cities with 75,000 or more people. The goal of House Bill 2721, which was signed into law by Gov. Katie Hobbs in 2024, is to...