This Arizona Breakfast Spot Serves Classic Plates So Good Locals Say the Morning Lines...
If you crave old school breakfast done right, Matt’s Big Breakfast in downtown Phoenix is your happy place. The griddle sizzles, the coffee flows, and the line out the door proves locals know what’s good. You will wait, but that first bite makes the morning feel brand new. Here is exactly what to order, when to go,...
Police identify woman in vehicle who was shot and killed in Phoenix
A woman who was found shot inside a vehicle and later died on Dec. 17 was identified by Phoenix police as 39-year-old Katherine Cervantez. In a police statement released the next day, Dec. 18, the department said officers responded to a call of an unknown trouble about 7:10 p.m. in the area of North 12th Street and...
Arizona DPS urges drivers to slow down after 2 excessive speeding arrests
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Safety is warning drivers to slow down after two separate high-speed arrests. On Dec. 15, troopers arrested a 17-year-old boy for allegedly hitting speeds up to 118 mph on an East Valley freeway. The incident happened just before 7:30 p.m. A trooper...
More heat records fall as chance of Christmas rain increases for parts of Arizona
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — With a high temperature of 81 degrees so far today, we have broken today’s high temperature record of 79 degrees from 2024. More records are possible early this week, followed by an increased chance of rain on Christmas Eve and Christmas. Mostly clear to partly...
Vance tries to weather the MAGA storm at Turning Point
The weekend-long gathering has been enveloped in intraparty fighting.
‘Stay on the Ground!’: Black Arizona Father Who Was Handcuffed After Calling 911...
A Black man in Arizona who called police for help after his 4-year-old daughter was abducted by her mother, who did not have custody, only for the […] ‘Stay on the Ground!’: Black Arizona Father Who Was Handcuffed After Calling 911 to Report His Daughter’s Abduction, Then Fired from His Job Sues
Gen Z drives vinyl record sales surge as digital natives embrace analog experience
PHOENIX — Young music lovers are trading streaming playlists for spinning records, fueling an unexpected resurgence in vinyl sales that's breathing new life into decades-old music stores. At Stinkweeds record shop on Central Ave. and Camelback Rd., 21-year-old Jose Antonio Espinoza represents a growing trend among...
Phoenix City Council clears way for TSMC’s 900-acre campus expansion amid resident pushback
TSMC Arizona’s planned campus expansion in north Phoenix is much closer to becoming a reality. Phoenix City Council unanimously approved rezoning measures allowing industrial uses on a roughly 900-acre site directly south of TSMC during a Dec. 17 meeting. On Jan.7, TSMC will bid for the site – which...
Gilbert Council OKs $476K water billing audit
Facing months of resident complaints over soaring water bills and disputed meter readings, the Gilbert Town Council has unanimously approved a $476,980 contract for a third-party audit of the town’s water meters and advanced metering technology. The contract authorizes national engineering firm Kimley-Horn and...
Arizona livestock show returning to Phoenix for 78th year
The Arizona National Livestock Show is coming to Phoenix.

















