Patriotic Outfits Brighten Fourth of July in Phoenix NICU
Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center’s nursery intensive care unit (NyICU) is kicking off Independence Day early, with the babies wearing their red, white, and blue best. Though they are St. Joseph’s smallest patients, the preemies showed great excitement and pride for the holiday in their patriotic
Arizona woman survived nearly 3 years in a 90-degree home before a nonprofit fixed...
Arizona resident Susan Terrel received a free AC replacement after nearly three years without working air conditioning, bringing relief, a safer home, and lower energy costs. In Arizona, a broken air conditioner can quickly pose a serious threat. For one woman, receiving a free AC replacement after nearly three years o
State parks superintendent accused of having 2 million secret nude recordings of employees
He is accused of secretly filming male employees in the nude while they changed in a locker room. (Source: KCAL/KCBS/CNN Newsource)
Desert brush fire near TPC Scottsdale contained after rapid response
Scottsdale Fire Department crews worked quickly to neutralize a small brush fire near TPC Scottsdale on Friday afternoon, authorities said. Firefighters responded around 3:30 p.m. to find roughly one-fourth acre of desert vegetation burning near WestWorld in Scottsdale, just east of the golf course, according to Scotts
Ranking Arizona: Top 10 animal hospitals for 2026
Here are the Top 10 animal hospitals in Arizona, based on public voting for the 2026 edition of Ranking Arizona, the state’s biggest and most comprehensive business opinion poll. Ranking Arizona is based purely on opinion and ranks companies based on how voters answer this simple question: with whom would you recommend
2 arrested after disabled man tied to wheelchair, left to die in 105-degree heat...
Two men face first-degree murder charges after allegedly binding a disabled amputee to his wheelchair and leaving him to die along a Phoenix canal. Prosecutors say Troy Wright and Hector Corrales left 33-year-old Aaron Goodyke in 105-degree heat without water or his necessary insulin. Video showing the victim being tie
Mountain Lion Sips From Pool at Arizona Job Site (Video)
Stock image by Mark Newman/Getty Images Footage shows a mountain lion drinking water from a backyard pool at a Scottsdale, Arizona job site. Watch here. The post Mountain Lion Sips From Pool at Arizona Job Site (Video) appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .
Firefighters stage resources across Arizona ahead of Fourth of July weekend
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Firefighters across Arizona are on high alert as hot, dry conditions and Fourth of July celebrations raise concerns about new wildfire starts. Crews are already working to contain several wildfires burning across the Southwest, including the Pocket Fire near Sedona. At the same time, state fire off
Phoenix Sky Harbor gets over $18 million for construction projects
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded over $33 million to airports in Arizona, with more than half going to Phoenix Sky Harbor. The Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement over $1.7 billion in grants announced on Thursday are for upgrades to America’s airports, including runway rehabilitations a
29 Attached Homes Proposed Near 51st Ave and Union Hills in Deer Valley
Developer seeks rezoning of 4.63 vacant acres near 51st Ave and Union Hills in Deer Valley to build 29 attached homes; hearing set July 6.

















