Glendale AZ

The city of Glendale is proud to share it has received an increased bond rating from AA to AA+ from S&P Global Ratings, one of the world’s leading credit rating agencies. The upgrade

PHOENIX — A Valley dog who suffered a traumatic injury after being impaled on a fence earlier this summer has now recovered and is searching for a new home, officials announced. To celebrate the recovery of Kit, a 3-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier, and to help him find a...

PHOENIX — A new study says the Colorado River is in worse shape than experts believed, and the West has less time to cut water use. Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and other universities, including Arizona State University, found that even after years of conservation measures, people are still...

Some news stories say one thing, but lead us in another direction entirely. An example? Two Phoenix police officers were wounded by gunfire while serving a search warrant last week. The pair will recover, thank goodness. But that’s not what I haven’t been able to shake for days.

PHOENIX — A Phoenix woman says her dream trip to San Diego Comic-Con unfortunately turned into a travel nightmare. Kayla tells us she’s used FlixBus for traveling multiple times over the past eight or nine years. The company bills itself as a convenient and affordable bus option with over 8,000 destinations across...

TEMPE, AZ — Nearly 70 families at a Tempe elementary school will receive $200 per month for three years as part of a pilot project aimed at improving student outcomes. The Tempe Community Action Agency is leading what’s called the Puente Project, a universal basic income initiative. CEO Phillip Scharf told ABC15 an...

No, Mexican independence is not celebrated on Cinco de Mayo. Mexicans commemorate their real independence from Spain the night of Sept. 15 with El Grito, followed by a parade and delicious food on Sept. 16. El Grito, short for El Grito de Dolores, was the “cry/shout” that launched Mexico’s fight...

Just after midnight on Aug. 31, two Phoenix police officers stopped a Latino man for a bike light infraction in south Phoenix. The interaction culminated in one officer shooting and killing the man. The victim, 36-year-old Efrain Hidalgo, was the sixth person killed by Phoenix police this year. A seventh...

Before anyone brings a pet into their life, they should understand one simple truth: it’s a lifelong commitment, not something you can walk away from when it gets inconvenient. Sadly, not everyone sees it that way. That cruel reality became all too real for a little dog named Benji....

PHOENIX — A 71-year-old man sustained fatal injuries Thursday morning after he was hit by car in west Phoenix. The deadly incident occurred at about 5:30 a.m. near 83rd Avenue and Indian School Road, according to the Phoenix Police Department. Armando Felix was walking on private property when a...