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MESA (AZFamily) — A shooting at a Mesa Target sent one person to the hospital. Police are asking everyone to stay out of the area as it is still a “very active scene.”. The shooting happened around 8 p.m. at the Target near Power Road and Hampton Avenue, police said.

Nearly 500 employees at Grand Canyon University could lose their jobs as the institution makes changes to its food service vendor. The workers operate as employees of the food company Sodexo. The university’s contract with Sodexo expires in mid-July. GCU says it accepted bids from multiple vendors and ultimately...

PHOENIX — One person was taken to the hospital after a reported shooting inside a Mesa Target, according to Mesa police. The reported shooting happened inside a Target near Power Road north of US 60 Sunday night. Police said the shooting was an isolated incident between two people inside...

PHOENIX — Two children are dead after a domestic dispute between a husband and wife in the Valley, the Glendale Police Department said. Just after midnight on Monday, officers were sent to a bar near 59th Avenue and Bell Road for a shots-fired call. According to officials, a man said his wife had shot at him while at t

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The Longhorns will continue their national title defense in Oklahoma City after completing the comeback to beat Arizona State in their super regional.

Tucked away at 8034 N 19th Ave in Phoenix, Arizona, Bookmans Phoenix Entertainment Exchange is one of those rare places that feels like a treasure hunt every single time you walk through the door. With a 4.5-star rating from nearly 7,000 reviews, this massive used bookstore has earned a loyal following from book lovers

A suspect is accused of stealing Pokemon cards worth thousands of dollars from a Tempe store. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen has more on how this international trend has hit home.

This marks the end of an illustrious career spanning almost five decades for Wagner, who coached everyone from age group swimmers to Olympic gold medalists. Archive photo via Don Wagner. Don Wagner, the founder and head coach of Phoenix Aquatic Club in New York, has announced his retirement from coaching.

An international trend of Pokémon card thefts has reached Tempe, targeting a local business and resulting in thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise and property damage. The suspect broke into Bussin or Bustin' using a sledgehammer, stealing over $7,000 worth of merchandise and causing more than $10,000 in damage to