Mesa AZ

Another act of vandalism targeted a high-speed camera in Phoenix. This time, Phoenix police say the camera was damaged from both spray paint and gunfire. The camera at 19th Avenue and Thunderbird Road was one in a network of devices reintroduced by the city to address drivers violating the speed limit.

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GILBERT, Ariz. — The Gilbert Police Department is investigating a serious motorcycle crash on Sunday morning. Around 5 a.m., officers were called to a single-vehicle motorcycle crash near East Germann and South Higley roads. Initial police reports indicate that the male motorcyclist was traveling westbound at a high...

Let’s be real, finding a slice of pizza that actually tastes like it belongs on a sidewalk in Manhattan is basically an Olympic sport once you cross into the desert. Usually, we just settle for “good enough” and try not to think about what we’re missing, but I think I just stumbled upon the Holy Grail of crust and...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An armed man was shot after allegedly firing at a police helicopter in an east Phoenix neighborhood early Sunday morning. At about 2 a.m., authorities received several 911 calls from neighbors reporting shots fired in the area of 38th Street and Thomas Road. Officers went to the neighborhood and...

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Police Department said a shooting involving officers occurred in east Phoenix after a person shot at a police helicopter on Sunday morning. The initial call that police got was reports of gunshots near 40th Street and Thomas Road around 2 a.m. Upon arrival, police learned...

PHOENIX — Mint Cannabis will have the grand opening of its new dispensary in East Mesa next Saturday, and will donate $1,000 to United Food Bank during its ribbon-cutting. The new dispensary will be located near North Power Street and Akron Road, and the grand opening will go from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Luke Air Force Base officials say at least 25 people were taken to a hospital due to heat-related illnesses, which include overheating, dehydration and heat exhaustion.

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The United Campus Workers of Arizona organized a rally on the ASU Tempe campus Friday, calling on administrators to take measures to bar U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement from campus. Dozens participated, including UCWAZ members, ASU faculty, staff and students. Speakers from advocacy groups and Arizona...