Glendale AZ

Emergency crews responded Saturday morning to a municipal park known as Lookout Mountain and found the injured hiker.

PHOENIX — Military members across the country will now be able to bring their own guns onto base, something they weren’t allowed to do for decades. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently signed a memo allowing off-duty military members to bring their personal firearms onto military bases and installations, something he said was virtually impossible before.

Rescue work can challenge even the most experienced officers, but one call involving the Glendale Police Department in Arizona left a lasting mark. This was not the kind of operation they handled every day. At the center of it was a German Shepherd in trouble, a rescue plan that called...

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Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Glendale neighbors are giving away a few handy items this week — from furniture to scrap metal. Check out what’s available below.

PHOENIX -- Sitting in a secure, undisclosed location in a Phoenix Transit Department lot, one that is not accessible to the public, is a bus that looks like any other driving around the

Tucked away in Phoenix, Arizona, Ranch House Grille has built a loyal following for serving hearty, homestyle food that feels like a warm hug on a plate. Located at 5618 E Thomas Rd, this cozy breakfast spot has earned a stellar 4.6-star rating from nearly 1,900 happy customers. From their...

For the fourth straight year, Vistancia Animal Hospital is hosting an essay contest where students can earn a chance to learn the ins and outs of caring for animals and earn a cash prize.

LAVEEN, AZ — A Laveen senior who paid more than $4,000 for window shutters finally received a full refund after the Let ABC15 Know team intervened. Christine says she paid the deposit in August to a business recommended by a family member. "He said, 'OK, the shutters should be...

Fry’s Food Stores will pay $120,000 to settle a state discrimination case after Arizona officials said the chain denied an American Sign Language interpreter to a deaf employee and failed to provide effective accommodations. The worker, who was born deaf and uses ASL as his first language, started as a grocery clerk in 2009 at a Fry’s near Loop 303 and Greenway Road in Surprise and later...