Vestar moves ahead with Gateway Crossing, a mixed-use project in southeast Mesa
Vestar is moving ahead with a new mixed-use project on a 37-acre site in southeast Mesa.
Spooky Safari at the Phoenix Zoo!
Calling all ghosts, goblins and dinosaur lovers! Ready for a fang-tastic night of Halloween fun at the Phoenix Zoo! Join us for a spook-tacular evening filled with trick-or-treating, face painting, an hourly costume parade and bewitching crafts that will make the whole family howl with delight!. But beware – dinosaurs...
$50,000 in jewelry stolen from downtown Gilbert antique store
GILBERT, Ariz. - An antique shop owner in Gilbert is asking for the public's help after she says a thief walked off with tens of thousands of dollars in jewelry. Police and the store owner are hoping surveillance footage will help identify the suspect. What we know:. The front door...
Flies and moldy ice machines: The worst restaurant inspections of September
Flies and mold are never a welcome sight in a kitchen. Less obvious, but equally dangerous issues can stem from staff who don’t understand proper food safety. Health inspectors from the Maricopa County Environmental Services department found all of the above in Valley kitchens last month. Inspectors drop in...
Phoenix Suns Hall of Famer becomes police officer in south Florida
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Retired Phoenix Suns star Amar’e Stoudemire’s next assist? Keeping kids in South Florida schools safe. The six-time NBA All-Star graduated from the Miami Dade College School of Justice Basic Law Enforcement Academy after months of rigorous training, the college announced in an Instagram post Wednesday.
‘No Kings’ protests planned for Saturday in Arizona
PHOENIX — Depending on where you are this Saturday and what time, you may see “No Kings” protesters. The nationwide demonstration is scheduled all across the Valley this weekend. It’s a movement that pushes back against the Trump administration. While some people may protest on Saturday...
Chandler Man, 16 at Time of Shooting, Gets 30 Years for Gila River Killings
A 19-year-old Chandler man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for a shooting he carried out when he was just 16 years old, one that left two people dead and a third seriously injured in the Gila River Indian Community. Robert Sean Enos, an enrolled member of the Gila River Indian Community, opened fire on three people on June 1, 2024, according to federal investigators.
Salad and Go returns. Here’s what you need to know
In August, customers flooded drive-thrus across the Valley to order what they thought would be their last Salad and Go lunches. Just over two months after the chain filed for bankruptcy and promptly closed all its locations, Salad and Go’s founding chef announced he’ll bring it back from the dead.
Chandler man arrested on stalking, terrorist threat charges after threatening Pride parade attack
CHANDLER, AZ — A Chandler-area man is facing felony stalking and terrorist threat charges after police say he left more than 100 voicemails for a former high school classmate and made threats about attacking a Pride parade. Austin Jay Curtis, 32, was arrested October 12 at his Gilbert residence,...
Scottsdale Adviser Loses License After Hiding DUI Jail Term From Clients
A Scottsdale investment adviser who told his clients he was taking a personal sabbatical was actually about to begin a 12-month jail sentence for a DUI crash that injured passengers in another vehicle, according to Arizona securities regulators. The Arizona Corporation Commission has now revoked Paul Marascalco's investment adviser license and ordered him to pay a $2,500 penalty, finding he misled clients about his absence and then failed to disclose his felony conviction on mandatory state fili
