Up to $2,000 reward offered in 20-year-old Arizona cold case | Silent Witness
PHOENIX - We're highlighting a cold case from January 2006 involving the death of 35-year-old Wilfrido Altamirano, also known as Freddy. Phoenix Police Sgt. Jennifer Zach was in the FOX 10 studio to discuss the investigation, which is now just over 20 years old. The backstory: — Altamirano was found...
Peoria rollover crash leaves woman dead, driver critically hurt
A deadly crash in Peoria late Friday night left one woman dead and a man fighting for his life. Investigators say the car overturned and both victims were thrown from the vehicle. What caused the driver to lose control is still under investigation.
Arizona air quality warning in effect as weather shifts ahead
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An air quality alert is in effect Saturday due to elevated ozone levels. This is not related to the fire in Buckeye, but residents there and across the West Valley should remain aware of drifting smoke from that brush fire. We’ll continue to monitor conditions closely.
Hot Sunday ahead for Phoenix, but a big cooldown follows next week
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A great start to our morning with lows in the 70s, enjoy it because temps will warm up in the mid-90s this afternoon. It will be about 6 degrees above our average. We are expecting a few clouds to roll in here on Sunday from a low-pressure system that will bring us some great changes in temperatures.
Drink spiking in Chandler: New ordinance aims for prevention and jail time
CHANDLER - The city of Chandler has adopted a new ordinance looking to punish those found guilty of spiking drinks. It follows a similar law passed in Tempe recently. There's already an existing ordinance and statutes making it a felony, but this would make it a class one misdemeanor. And that’s just in case the county attorney doesn’t press charges and make it a felony...
Phoenix and Tucson create emergency water reserve, anticipating Colorado River cuts
The cities of Phoenix and Tucson are creating a new, voluntary water sharing system designed to help Arizona cities in emergencies, reports Alex Hager for KJZZ. "The program, which will be called the 'Secure Water Arizona Program' or 'SWAP' will create an emergency reserve of water and connect cities that are interested in buying and selling water from other cities and businesses," Hager explains...
Man rises from homelessness to first-time graduate: ‘I’m going to survive and grow’
PHOENIX (KNXV) - A series of unfortunate events left an Arizona man without a roof over his head at nearly 60 years old, but he’s now rising again and working to graduate for the first time. Addist Bennett suffered a hernia on the job at nearly 60 years old...
Pre-Dawn QuikTrip Chaos on Bell Road Leaves Five Hurt
An early-morning trip to a north Phoenix QuikTrip turned violent Sunday when a fight in the parking lot erupted into gunfire, injuring a juvenile and four other people, according to police. Officers were called shortly before 5 a.m. to the QuikTrip near North 29th Avenue and Bell Road for reports...
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Phoenix among cities leading the national office conversion trend
The COVID-19 pandemic brought a reckoning to office space, leaving large-scale vacancy in major cities, including Phoenix, where the vacancy rate reached 22.8% in the first quarter of 2026. The move away from office space has left some buildings functionally obsolete, priming them to be converted to a different use, or razed and redeveloped. In Phoenix, about 1,500 apartment units are planned...
