Terrible’s gas stations are coming to the Valley
Terrible's is bringing its gas stations, convenience stores and unforgettable name to the Valley. The big picture: Terrible's — known for decades as Terrible Herbst until a recent name change — is a southern Nevada institution that's spread throughout the West. The "deliberately different" chain is known for...
Scottsdale couple, Phoenix advocate named to TIME100 Philanthropy list
Three people with Arizona ties have been named to TIME’s 2026 TIME100 Philanthropy list, which recognizes the 100 most influential leaders shaping the future of giving. Bob and Renee Parsons, the Scottsdale-based philanthropist couple behind The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation, were honored in the “Titans” category for
Phoenix housing market sees closings up, contracts down amid mixed signals
Greater Phoenix saw single-family closed home sales rise 4.7% in April year over year. Compared to national existing-home sales, which declined 1% year over year, the Metro Phoenix housing market closed sales activity was significantly stronger. Despite the positive closed sales results, weaker pending sales numbers po
Dan + Shay add Phoenix stop to ‘The Young Tour’
PHOENIX — Get ready, country fans. The latest concert announcement will leave you speechless. The three-time GRAMMY Award-winning country duo Dan + Shay announced the launch of "The Young Tour." The event will tour across North America in support of the duo's new album, "Young." The album is set...
Reeling from higher costs, APS customers plead for no rate hike
PHOENIX — Dozens of business owners and homeowners beholden to APS electricity rates appeared at a downtown Phoenix hearing room to ask regulators to deny a rate hike for the utility. APS - the state's largest regulated monopoly - is seeking to raise average bills for residential customers, churches...
Police official in Arizona is fired after trying to stoke violence at anti-ICE rally
A Phoenix-area police official was fired last week after videos showed him appearing intent on stoking violence while off duty at a high school rally against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The story of Dusten Mullen, who had served as a sergeant for the Chandler Police Department, pairs well with...
Phoenix smokehouse named the nation’s best barbecue
To taste the best barbecue in the country, Phoenix diners don’t need to plan a trip to central Texas or Memphis, according to Yelp. They just need to head to Little Miss BBQ. The online review site released its list of 100 BBQ Restaurants in the U.S. on Monday....
4 arrested in drive-by shooting at Scottsdale short-term rental
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Four men have been arrested in connection to a reported drive-by shooting at a Scottsdale short-term rental earlier this year. Scottsdale police say the following suspects were taken into custody:. Gabriel Chiruza Lunyerere, 21. Kywan Jones, 24. Jamir Smith, 22. Michel “Ray” Kasereka, 20...
Two men arrested after 18-year-old kidnapped, found tied up in remote desert, records show
PHOENIX — Two men were arrested Saturday after they were allegedly involved in kidnapping a teenager and holding him in a remote desert area in Rio Verde, according to court documents. Ricardo Valdez Rios and Josse De Jesus Camacho Ramos were arrested and face charges of kidnapping, armed robbery...
Suspensions canceled for cops who hit, tased deaf man with cerebral palsy
A special city disciplinary panel has overturned the suspensions of the pair of Phoenix police officers involved in the violent and sudden arrest of an innocent deaf man with cerebral palsy.
