13 Arizona Patio Brunch Spots Where Nobody Rushes The Table
Arizona knows how to do brunch right, especially when there’s a shaded patio, a cool breeze, and zero pressure to leave. From Scottsdale to Sedona, the state is packed with restaurants that treat weekend mornings like a celebration worth savoring. Whether you’re chasing eggs Benedict or a creative cocktail,...
Spring training games rescheduled due to Valley extreme heat
Temperatures could hit 106 around the Valley later this week, leading to about a dozen spring training games to shift to evening start times.
Man booked for alleged DUI after red light crash involving Phoenix FD truck
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is jailed after police say he ran a red light while impaired and struck a Phoenix Fire Department vehicle. Around 1:20 a.m., Phoenix police responded to the area of 7th Street and Northern Avenue for reports of a crash involving a passenger vehicle and one of the fire department’s ladder...
3 in custody after shots fired at Phoenix police helicopter
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Three people were taken into custody after shots were fired at a Phoenix police helicopter during a response overnight. Phoenix Police responded to a report of shots fired near 36th Street and Van Buren Street just before 1:30 a.m., and a helicopter team was called in to assist.
Suspect in custody after possible ‘domestic violence situation’ in Waddell
SURPRISE, Ariz. — A suspect is in custody after a possible domestic violence situation in Waddell, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said. According to MCSO, deputies responded to a shots-fired call around 9:30 p.m. Monday near Olive Avenue and Perryville Road. The suspect connected to the incident is in custody,...
12 Arizona Retro Restaurants That Still Know Exactly What They’re Doing
Arizona is home to some of the most legendary old-school restaurants in the country, and they have been serving up great food for decades. From neon-lit soda fountains to rugged steakhouses carved right into the hillside, these spots carry serious history on their menus. Some have been around since before...
Federal Agents Thwart Human Smuggling Operation In North Phoenix And Discover 19 People In...
Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a search warrant earlier in March and discovered 19 people in a north Phoenix home who had been illegally smuggled across the U.S.-Mexico border. On March 2, a search warrant for human smuggling was issued for the residence at 1535 West Desert Cove Avenue. According...
Phoenix cops have killed three people in the past five days
Last year, the Phoenix Police Department went long stretches without shooting and killing anyone, and wound up killing three fewer people in 2025 than it did the year prior. But 2026 is off to a deadly start for one of the most scrutinized local law enforcement agencies in the country.
Phoenix Police Warn of Phone Scam Targeting Seniors
While browsing InTown today, I noticed a warning from police in Phoenix that many families may want to pass along. Authorities say scammers are targeting older residents through phone calls pretending to be law enforcement officers or bank officials.
Camelback Chaos As Phoenix Crews Airlift Trio Of Stranded Hikers
Three separate hiking mishaps turned Camelback Mountain into a busy rescue scene Monday, as Phoenix technical-rescue crews pulled three people off the Echo Canyon Trail in quick succession. Two hikers were hoisted out by the city’s Firebird helicopter, while a third was guided down the slope on foot. One of the...

















