Murder trial for ex-Phoenix PD officer delayed
A murder trial for a former Phoenix Police officer Germayne Cunningham and his wife Lisa is now on pause, due to issues with evidence collected by Goodyear Police.
Secretive Copper Club Plots Glam Gaslight Square Hideout in Phoenix
The Copper Club, an invite-only social club for women, is gearing up to plant its flag in Phoenix’s Gaslight Square later this spring, taking over a members-only space at 3603 E Indian School Road. What began as a casual happy-hour gathering in early 2023 has morphed into a network of more than 150 professionals who...
Family files wrongful death lawsuit against City of Phoenix following man’s death outside Club...
PHOENIX — The family of a man who died after being punched outside a downtown nightclub has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Phoenix, a nightclub, a security company, and others, alleging negligence and excessive force in a confrontation that was captured on video. The complaint,...
Farm union workers react to Cesar Chavez rape allegations
Farm union workers speak out on rape allegations involving Cesar Chavez, raising questions about the claims and Chavez’s lasting legacy.
ASU plans to offer three year education degree to address teacher shortage
ASU is working to implement a three-year bachelor's degree in education for the Fall 2026 semester. Proponents of the 90-credit program said it will reduce the barriers to becoming a teacher, particularly in special education. Carole Basile, the dean of the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning...
USA Today bestselling author to stop in the Valley to share her latest fantasy...
TEMPE, Ariz. — Fantasy lovers, there's an upcoming event at a Valley bookstore calling your name. USA Today and international bestselling author LJ Andrews is headed to the desert as part of her book tour for the latest installment in her Broken Souls and Bones series. The series starts...
Iconic Phoenix dive named among best classic restaurants in America
Stepping inside Harvey's Wineburger is like traveling back to a Phoenix that existed decades ago. As new businesses have come and gone in the surrounding city, the tiny restaurant has remained a time capsule on 16th Street and Camelback Road for over 60 years. Harvey's Wineburger is a true dive. The dark, windowless...
Mesa woman is a third-generation pie maker
Baking is generational for Elizabeth Curtis. She learned to make pies from her mother, who learned from her mother at her bedside. Now, “after years of baking my whole life,” Curtis has opened her own bakery, specializing in homemade pies. Tucked in a shopping center on the southwest...
Driver thought he was going toward Tempe. He was actually headed to Tucson on...
TUCSON, Ariz. — A 19-year-old driver was recently booked into jail after he was found driving along Interstate 10 with a missing tire. The Arizona Department of Public Safety responded to calls on March 15 at about 5 :30 a.m. of a vehicle moving at highway speeds with a bare front-left rim. DPS said the driver...
How This Husband and Wife Duo Won Hearts Through Good Food in Chandler, AZ
Downtown Chandler, Arizona, has a brand-new heartbeat, and it’s beating right out of a beautifully restored former auto shop on Washington Street. 🏡. George & Gather is the kind of locally-owned, from-scratch restaurant that makes you forget chain dining ever existed — a vibrant, all-day hangout where clean...

















