Two private security guards accused of pointing guns at teens at Phoenix-area parties
Two private security guards with Desert Protection Security were arrested for allegedly impersonating police officers and pointing firearms at teens at parties across the Phoenix area. The charges include participating in a criminal syndicate, aggravated assault, unlawful imprisonment, and impersonation of a peace offi
Scottsdale Police arrest driver in fatal utility pole crash that killed passenger
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - A 21-year-old passenger was killed in an Old Town Scottsdale car crash early Sunday morning, and the driver has been arrested. The Sept. 6 crash happened around 2:40 a.m. near Drinkwater Boulevard and Civic Center Plaza when investigators say they crashed into a utility pole. Both the...
Man sentenced to 65 years for shooting store clerk during string of Phoenix robberies
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man will spend over six decades behind bars for shooting two people during a violent string of armed robberies across the Valley. Trey Waters, 32, was sentenced to 65 years in prison, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Tuesday. The violent crimes began on April...
Glendale private security guards charged after filming themselves attacking people
GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Two men face charges of aggravated assault and impersonating a peace officer after Glendale police investigated an armed private security group that allegedly filmed themselves terrorizing people. According to police, Thomas Nichols, 22, and Alexander Alcantar, 21, recorded videos of themselve
Hickman’s Egg Ranch to donate over 2 million eggs to food banks as part...
A ranch based in Buckeye will donate over 2 million eggs to food banks as part of a settlement over price-fixing. Hickman’s Egg Ranch will deliver eggs this month to St. Mary’s Food Bank in Phoenix, United Food Bank in Mesa and Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona in Tucson.
Phoenix Can Survive the Colorado River Cuts. The Water Fix Won’t Be Cheap
Phoenix is about to get less water from the Colorado River. That does not mean 1.7 million residents are about to turn on their faucets and find them dry. The city has spent decades preparing for this moment, building pipelines, storing water underground and maintaining access to other rivers. The...
Phoenix shooting leaves 1 dead, sends another to the hospital: PD
PHOENIX - Phoenix Police say they are investigating a shooting early Tuesday morning that left one person dead. In a brief statement, police said officers were sent to a shooting call at around 5:45 a.m. in a neighborhood near Indian School Road and 79th Drive. When officers arrived at the scene, they found two victims
Barbecue Lovers Across Arizona Make The Trip For The Wood-Smoked Brisket At This Beloved...
Some barbecue spots earn a following the slow way, one plate of smoke-kissed meat at a time. In Phoenix, there is a counter-service smokehouse where the owner has been known to flag down a passing driver just to point out a loose gas cap, then invite them inside. Regulars from...
Miracle Mile Deli Debuts September Specials
Miracle Mile Deli, a Phoenix-based, New York-style delicatessen, has introduced three new specials this September. Throughout September 30, diners can enjoy the Pastrami Slider Special, which features two pastrami sliders and a side for $15. The Back-to-School Gift Card Deal will also be happening the entire month, whi
Arizona Weather: Monsoonal flow brings moisture
A monsoonal flow drags moisture into Arizona, helping storm chances pick up by Friday and Saturday. Meanwhile, Phoenix remains under an extreme heat warning.
