Report: New flight paths could drop Phoenix-area home values up to $1.8 billion
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — The FAA is considering changes to the arrival and departure flight paths at 10 of the Valley’s airports to improve safety and efficiency, but homeowners could pay the price in property values. “It is a large number,” said Jono Oates, who co-founded MyFlightPath.com, an...
Red, White & Brew in Prescott and Mesa to honor Granite Mountain Hotshots
In remembrance of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, Red, White & Brew in Mesa and Prescott are raising funds for the Eric Marsh Foundation for Wildland Firefighters during the month of June. To honor the anniversary of the devastating Yarnell Hill Fire tragedy on June 30, both restaurants will donate $1...
Head-on crash involving dump truck partially closes US 60 in Apache Junction
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ (AZFamily) — U.S. 60 eastbound is closed in Apache Junction after a head-on crash between a dump truck and a passenger vehicle. The crash happened just after 2 p.m. on U.S. 60 near Ironwood Drive. The dump truck may have blown a tire, which caused the driver to cross the median and collide head-on w
Berkshire Hathaway to acquire Scottsdale homebuilder in $8.5B deal
Taylor Morrison Home Corp. is set to be acquired by Berkshire Hathaway Inc., in a move that will bring the Scottsdale-based homebuilder under the umbrella of one of America’s most valuable companies. The companies jointly announced May 31 that they have reached a definitive agreement on a deal with...
Deadline Set for DBE Reevaluation
Since Oct. 3, 2025, the federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program has been in a state of enhanced chaos due to an Interim Final Rule, which effectively de-certified all existing DBE firms. The DBE program is a component of most federally funded transportation projects, with goals assigned at the time of...
Former Zipps kitchen manager sentenced after ICE raids
A kitchen manager for Zipps Sports Grill was sentenced to five months in prison on Monday for his role in providing fraudulent identification to undocumented staff. Diego Armando Gonzalez-Rosales agreed to a plea deal with federal prosecutors in March, admitting to sharing a photo of a person’s driver’s license and Soc
Produce prices surge; Arizonans cut back as inflation hits grocery aisles
MESA, AZ — Arizonans are spending less on fresh produce as prices continue to surge, according to a new economic study from Advance America. The report reveals that the cost of fruits and vegetables has risen six percent over the past year, prompting many households to tighten their grocery budgets.
Fans Arrive Early For The Tender Pulled Pork At This Well-Known Arizona BBQ Destination
If you have ever driven past a BBQ spot and seen a line stretching out the door before it even opens, you know something special is happening inside. Little Miss BBQ in the Sunnyslope neighborhood of Phoenix, Arizona is exactly that kind of place. Located at 8901 N 7th St,...
Shroom for improvement: The latest on Arizona’s psilocybin trial
The "Jedi Mind Fuck" psilocybin mushroom grown by Scottdale Research Institute. The Scottsdale Research Institute is in the midst of a clinical trial of whole psilocybin mushrooms, thought to be the first of its kind in the nation. Test subjects have ingested the psilocybin-infused chocolate hearts, and the first round
Downtown Phoenix Lands Flashy 500-Seat Steakhouse With Its Own Bowling Alley
Downtown Phoenix just picked up a new spot that clearly wants to be more than a place to grab a ribeye and call it a night. STK, the global "vibe" steakhouse brand, quietly opened a sprawling new outpost on Thursday that is designed to stretch postgame dinners into full evenings out. The concept pairs classic steakhous

















