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Officials in two Arizona cities say officers who resigned over use of license plate readers have been referred to the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. Also called AZ-POST, the agency has authority to decertify police officers. Apache Junction police say they have referred former Officer Joshua McDani

The Mexican restaurant sector has encountered challenging economic conditions over the last two years which have resulted in dining chains, like Salt and Lime Modern Mexican Grill in Arizona, filing for bankruptcy protection. In the case of Moe’s Southwest Grill. Quality Fresca I LLC, which operated 38 Mexican restaura

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Today is a First Alert Weather Day with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect and a forecast high of 112 degrees in the Valley. That’s two degrees shy of the daily record and seven degrees above average. The Extreme Heat Warning has now been extended...

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A Paradise Valley mansion sold for $40 million, establishing a record for Arizona real estate. We're exploring the amenities and social media marketing behind the historic deal.

Pan dulce is one of those foods that instantly takes you back to childhood mornings and family gatherings. In Arizona, panaderias keep that tradition alive with conchas, orejas, cuernos, and trays of fresh sweet bread baked all day long. The best part is grabbing a metal tray and tongs and...

A new plan for managing the shrinking Colorado River is here, and it will mean big cuts for Arizona’s water supply. The federal government announced the details of its strategy to rein in demand for the river’s water through 2027 and 2028. Arizona, California and Nevada will be forced to take less, with the most signif

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A storm brought powerful winds through the East Valley, snapping trees, scattering debris and damaging homes. Neighborhoods from Mesa to Gilbert to Ahwatukee saw downed trees after wind gusts blasted past 50 mph, with some gauges reporting even stronger gusts in other spots. Angel Robles, who...

A Phoenix man who fraudulently collected more than $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans during the COVID-19 pandemic was sentenced to federal prison on Wednesday. Jamar Johnson, 54, was sentenced to 15 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. Johnson previously pleaded guilty to

A man was charged in the death of his wife after claiming she killed herself due to postpartum depression. (KUSA, FAMILY PHOTOS: LAKEWOOD POLICE, CNN)