$10M Lawsuit Alleges AZ First Responders Left Glove Fragment in Baby’s Airway
CECILIA CHAN, – East Valley Tribune (Mesa, Ariz.) Jarin and Jessika Schlievert were high school sweethearts who married nine years after they met. The Mesa couple very much wanted children but encountered difficulty conceiving. They eventually resorted to in vitro fertilization, and Jessika became pregnant with twin bo
Arizona’s Oldest General Store Is Still Open After More Than 100 Years
Some stores come and go in a few years, but this one has been serving customers for more than a century. This old-school Arizona general store opened before Arizona even became a state, and it has watched the world around it change in some pretty incredible ways. Today, you can...
Late night shooting leaves 1 wounded in Phoenix
Police are at the scene of a shooting in South Phoenix that sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries. FOX 10's Annalisa Pardo reports.
Homeless Shelters Around Phoenix Are Full. His Phone Is the Unofficial Hotline for Struggling...
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Man hospitalized after shooting at south Phoenix apartment
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — One man is in the hospital after being shot at a south Phoenix apartment complex late Tuesday night. Around 10 p.m., officers at Phoenix Police’s South Mountain Precinct heard gunshots ring out from the Paradise Palms apartments next door, near 7th and Southern avenues. Several people also called 9
Pomo Pizzeria Owner Fires Up Argentine Steakhouse Next Door in Downtown Phoenix
A custom Spanish-built woodfired grill is about to start throwing flames on First Street in Downtown Phoenix. Stefano Fabbri, the restaurateur behind Pomo Pizzeria, Rosso Italian and Luna Gelateria, is opening Salta, an Argentine-inspired steakhouse serving meat, seafood and vegetables cooked over fire, right next door
North Phoenix Renters Hit With Rent Hikes, 5-Day Eviction Notices at Buenas Apartments
Residents of Buenas Apartments on 27th Avenue in North Phoenix say they received letters announcing rent increases of hundreds of dollars, and some tenants who couldn't keep up were handed five-day eviction notices soon after. The sudden hikes have left longtime renters at the 72-unit complex scrambling to figure out t
Cowboy Seafood stampedes into midtown Phoenix
Surf-and-turf restaurants are nothing new around the Valley. For chef Christopher Collins’ latest restaurant, he’s taken the steakhouse trend and given it a honky tonk smokehouse twist. Cowboy Seafood will begin serving slow-smoked meats, oysters and top-shelf martinis on Friday. The restaurant brings a twang of Nashvi
Scottsdale Unified votes to close 2 schools
The Scottsdale Unified School District school board voted on school closures at its Tuesday night meeting.
Allsup’s brings its famous deep-fried burritos to Arizona
Allsup's Convenience Stores have come to Arizona, and with them come their "world famous" deep-fried burritos, which have a special place in my heart. State of play: Parent company Yesway Inc. has more than 400 convenience stores in eight states, nearly all of which are Allsup's locations in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Te

















