Arizona Man Uses Work Truck To Damage Flock Camera, Says He Has No Regrets
Arizona man faces felony charge for bending license plate-reader camera due to privacy concerns. An Arizona man is facing a felony charge after admitting he used his work truck to bend a license plate-reader camera because of privacy concerns. The incident happened in Apache Junction as scrutiny surrounding Flock Safet
Phoenix Keeps Growing and Locals Are Not Pretending It’s Fine
Did you know our desert valley gets enough new residents daily to fill a small...
Arizona Suspends Two Mesa Midwives Tied to Willow Birth Center Baby Deaths
The Arizona State Board of Nursing has temporarily suspended two former midwives from the now-shuttered Willow Midwife Center for Birth and Wellness in Mesa, barring Wendy Shaw and Pamela Moran from providing maternity care or delivering babies until administrative law judges review their cases in September. The action
Sprouts is on a roll. Another new store coming to the Valley
Roughly two weeks after it opened two new Valley stores, Sprouts has announced another upcoming location. The Phoenix-based grocery store chain will soon sell organic produce and all-natural ingredients in Goodyear. On July 24, the company opened its latest stores in Buckeye and at its massive new company headquarters
Monsoon storm snaps trees, knocks out power to Phoenix area residents
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Another round of monsoon storms rolled into the Valley overnight, knocking down trees and leaving hundreds without power Tuesday morning. Downed trees and debris littered parts of north Phoenix, including the Paradise Valley Mall area. Uprooted trees were blocking roads as morning commuters were dr
Can You Own a Peacock in Arizona? What State and City Law Allow
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! A Phoenix neighborhood near 36th Street and Van Buren has spent the past few years arguing about three peacocks that roost on roofs, wander the streets, and scream at dawn. The catch: keeping them there breaks the law. As one local news outlet
APS restores power after storm knocks down 42 poles across Phoenix
Overnight storms knocked out power to 22,000 Arizona Public Service customers, primarily impacting West Valley cities including Glendale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, and Buckeye. Incredibly high winds toppled 42 power poles during what APS described as its largest storm-related disruption of the year. Fire officials war
SpaceX rocket launch could be visible in Phoenix tonight
Arizonans who missed the recent SpaceX launches are getting another chance to watch some skyrockets in flight. SpaceX is scheduled to launch a Falcon 9 rocket from southern California to deliver more Starlink internet satellites into low-Earth orbit on the evening of Tuesday, Aug. 11, and there’s a chance we’ll be able
Shocking? 6 Valley cities rank among America’s happiest
If you really live in Maricopa County, there are only two places where you could be reading this story. You’re either in a Dutch Bros. drive thru with blisters forming on your palms from the 200-degree steering wheel you grabbed 10 minutes ago. Or you’re ensconced on your couch, turning vampire-pale behind blackout sha
4-star Scottsdale fine dining restaurant closed after over a decade
Sel Bistro (formerly Sel), located at 7044 E. Main St. in Scottsdale, closed after over 10 years. Chef Branden Levine and his wife May opened the restaurant in May 2016, serving French-inspired prix fixe tasting menus. Only four months after opening, the restaurant received four stars from The Republic . In late 2025,
