Sundt Construction commits $1 million to Phoenix Children’s
Phoenix Children’s has received a $1 million commitment from Sundt Construction to support its Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD), helping advance innovative treatment, groundbreaking research and comprehensive care for children and families facing cancer and blood disorders. The five-year pledge builds on a
Former Arizona TV anchor returns to Phoenix in new role. ‘I’m pumped’
Christine Stanwood, who left ABC 15 in Phoenix in March of 2025, is back on Valley TV news, albeit at a different station. Stanwood, who started on Thursday, Oct. 1, is now the consumer investigative reporter at Arizona's Family stations. "I'm pumped," Stanwood told The Arizona Republic on Sunday. "I'm really, really p
Scott’s Generations to close after 37 years in the Valley
On Oct. 1, Scott’s Generations announced it would close its doors and serve its final meals on Sunday, Oct. 25. Until then, the Snyder family invites longtime customers, friends and community members to “stop by, enjoy a favorite meal and share a few memories.”. In a statement posted...
This Unfussy Arizona Bakery Serves Donuts So Good You Might Cry Tears Of Joy
Some places don’t need a neon sign, a velvet rope, or a social media influencer to tell you they’re worth visiting. BoSa Donuts on East Indian School Road in Phoenix, Arizona is exactly that kind of place. Let’s be honest about something right away. The world is...
Glendale keeps Flock cameras as Valley cities cancel contracts
Glendale police are keeping their Flock camera contract through 2027, even as Tempe, Surprise, Cave Creek and Chandler have ended theirs.
What To Do If You See a Bobcat in Your Backyard in Phoenix
Seeing a wild predator in your backyard can send your heart racing, especially when you live in Phoenix. You’re sharing space with desert wildlife that includes one of nature’s most adaptable hunters: the bobcat. While these encounters might feel alarming, understanding how to respond can transform a potentially danger
Upstate rescue training begins Monday
FOX Carolina's Margaret-Ann Carter has the details.
You said ‘Yes to Pets,’ and it paid off for animals and families in...
ABC15's Nick Ciletti follows up with Kelly Bernier-Smith, who helped start the Yes to Pets Donation Drive five years ago.
Tempe shooting sends 1 to the hospital
Tempe Police are investigating a shooting along Mill Avenue that happened during a fight involving two groups of people.
Man dies after being hit by driver having a medical episode, Phoenix police say
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is dead after being hit by a driver who had some sort of medical episode, according to officials with the Phoenix Police Department. Officers were called to reports of the crash around 6:15 p.m. near 23rd Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road and found a man unresponsive with serious injuries. First
