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NOW HIRING: 8 Valley companies ready to hire YOU! (7/26)
Looking for a new career or just something part-time for some quick cash? Here are 8 Valley companies hiring NOW!. For more job resources, visit our Virtual Job Fair at abc15.com/JobFair. If your company is looking to hire, send your submissions to [email protected], and you may be featured!. 1. At...
Arizona heat wave: Temperatures reach 117 in Phoenix on Friday, a new record
PHOENIX - Friday set a new daily record high of 117 degrees in Phoenix, kicking off what the National Weather Service says will be a sweltering few days. "It's really hot, like a jalapeño," one Phoenix resident told Fox 10. Another man added, "People say it's a dry heat...
Midnight Coyote Roof Run Jars Phoenix Man Awake Two Nights Straight
A Phoenix man says he got an unwanted rooftop wake-up call two nights in a row this week when a pack of coyotes thundered across his roof and clawed at his bedroom window. The late-night commotion shook him up and underscored just how routine close encounters with wildlife have become in Valley neighborhoods.
Phoenix breaks daily heat record amid extreme heat warning
The scorching summer heat across the Valley reached new heights Friday afternoon as Phoenix shattered a daily temperature record. As of 3:14 p.m., the temperature at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport hit 117 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. That tops the previous daily record of 116 degrees, w
Inside AZ’s first Seafood City, a Filipino Asian grocery chain with a Food Hall
Chandler's debut of Arizona’s first Seafood City, a Filipino grocer showcases thousands of international products, features a live seafood section and a vibrant Food Hall.
Arizona Residents Fed Up As More People Are Painting Their Houses and Businesses Black:...
While everyone is free to do whatever they want with their homes and businesses, we all have to admit that sometimes, some people’s choices feel a bit questionable, especially in certain states. An example of this occurred in Phoenix, Arizona, where some people have noticed that certain residents are painting their hom
76-year-old Mesa woman caught on camera beating elderly sister with 2×4, police say
A 76-year-old Mesa woman was taken into custody after police say a neighbor captured cell phone video of her repeatedly beating her cognitively declining sister with a rake and a 2x4. The victim was hospitalized with widespread bruising and injuries, and police noted the neighbor documented the attack following a...
Gone too soon: Arizona DPS K-9 dies at just 18 months old
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Public Safety and the law enforcement community are mourning the loss of a K-9 whose promising service career was cut short. The department said Friday that K-9 Jack suffered a medical crisis on the evening of July 9. Veterinary staff did all they could to try to save the
Phoenix cooling center sees record senior visitors as heat intensifies
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix cooling center that serves seniors is reporting a record number of visitors this summer, as more residents 55 and older seek relief from triple-digit temperatures. The Justa Center, near Jefferson Street and 10th Avenue, is one of the only programs in the city specifically...

















