Phoenix Man Stabbed Multiple Times by Girlfriend’s Ex, Now Recovering
A Phoenix man is recovering after he says he was stabbed multiple times during a violent confrontation with his girlfriend's ex, who allegedly attacked him with a knife. The man survived the assault and is now recovering from his injuries. According to Arizona's Family, the man was allegedly attacked by...
Man dead after robbery turns into shooting in south Phoenix
A man died after being shot during an alleged robbery in south Phoenix on Saturday night, authorities said. Officers were called to the area of 16th Street and Broadway Road regarding a robbery at gunpoint just before 10 p.m., according to the Phoenix Police Department. Police were told that a...
HOA takes Mesa man’s house over $977 debt
Toby Newton intended to retire in the house he purchased four years ago in southeast Mesa’s Superstition Springs community. The 53-year-old man, however, is losing his home after he fell behind in his HOA dues of $877, which with principal came to $977. “I bought the house and then...
Teens accused of kicking in Phoenix family’s front door in viral ‘prank’
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix family said two teenagers caused thousands of dollars in damage after kicking in their front door on Saturday morning. Phoenix police said the incident may be connected to a dangerous social media trend. The incident happened near Tatum and Greenway roads at about 6...
Varsity Zone: Game of the Week thriller, upsets and blowouts across the Valley
Higley edges Casteel 43-42 in a Game of the Week thriller, plus Hamilton, Brophy Prep and Centennial pick up wins in Friday's Varsity Zone.
Phoenix firefighters use ‘Fido Mask’ to revive cat pulled from garage fire
Even when an animal is not burned, smoke inhalation alone can quickly become life-threatening.
Duet programs continue under AllThrive
On Aug. 4, Phoenix-based nonprofit AllThrive 365 stepped in to continue three long-standing programs previously offered by Duet: Partners in Health & Aging, ensuring that homebound adults, family caregivers and grandfamilies across Arizona continue to receive essential support and services. Founded in 1981 by The Rever
As Valley heat keeps rising, it takes all hands to keep pace
OPINION — A few weeks ago, a family of four was brought to our doors by a Phoenix firefighter who had responded to a heat-distress call in a parking lot where the family had been living out of their car. That handoff, from first responder to shelter provider, happens...
University of Phoenix refunds have now topped $49 million.
The Federal Trade Commission has now sent more than $49 million in refunds to people who say University of Phoenix lured them in with false claims about job placement and corporate partnerships, and the agency’s newest round of payments is reaching those who missed out the first time. The FTC is depositing Zelle paymen
8 Best Trucks for Phoenix Summer Heat
Summer in Phoenix pushes both drivers and vehicles to their limits. With pavement temperatures soaring and triple-digit heat lasting for weeks, a truck has to endure far more than routine commuting. Under those conditions, weaknesses that might remain unnoticed in milder climates can quickly become serious problems, ma
