CEO says FlyEpic brings practical private aviation to the Pacific West
Founding CEO Toby Woods has a simple mantra at the FlyEpic, a fractional jet ownership company serving the West Coast. The line is a subtle nod to the evolving culture of private travel, where efficiency often matters more than glamour. “We’re positioning ourselves as this practical, intelligent solution for people...
Temperatures to approach 115 degrees before monsoon moisture brings storm chances
Phoenix temperatures reached 106 degrees on Father's Day, but strong high pressure will strengthen over the southwest, pushing temperatures to a peak of 115 degrees later this week.
Two children pulled out of pools at nearby apartment complexes in Mesa
Two children have been taken to the hospital on Sunday night after they were pulled out of pools at nearby apartment complexes in Mesa.
ASU flips 2026 WR Jeremiah Johnson from Navy
When Arizona State wanted Jeremiah Johnson, his decision to cut short his high school graduation trip was an easy one. An international detour? No big deal. A 2026 wide receiver who graduated from Rancho Mirage (Calif.) High School earlier this month, Johnson was with his girlfriend's family in Puerto Vallarta last Wed
Looking For A Relaxed Night Out? This Modern Arizona Steakhouse Quietly Delivers One Of...
Tucked along North Scottsdale Road, The Americano Restaurant is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you haven’t been there sooner. With a menu blending refined steakhouse classics and Mediterranean-inspired small plates, this upscale spot offers something genuinely special for anyone craving a memorable night o
Arizona’s Next Housing Squeeze: 8 Towns Where Buyers May Soon Feel Priced Out
Arizona has always sold a powerful dream: red-rock sunsets, wide desert skies, mountain air, golf-course...
Person hurt while tampering with SRP equipment in Mesa, police say
MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A person is recovering after being shocked at an SRP power station in Mesa. First responders were called around 5 a.m. to the station near Elliot and Signal Butte roads for a welfare check. When they arrived, they found a person who appeared to have...
Circle the City files lawsuit over Phoenix parks ordinance, alleges it directly targets homeless...
Circle the City and Valle del Sol filed a lawsuit and a motion for preliminary injunction against the city of Phoenix Monday, challenging a Phoenix parks ordinance. The ordinance bans the provision of medical care and food in Phoenix public parks, and the plaintiffs in the lawsuit believe this is directly targeting peo
Miss Arizona For America Strong uses crown to empower women
Abby Charles has been crowned Miss Arizona for America Strong and will represent the state at the national pageant in Las Vegas this August. Charles uses her platform, Network to NetWorth, to empower young women to overcome self-doubt, lead boldly, and cultivate meaningful community. Mrs. America 2025 Dr. Tiffany Thorn
Gilbert farm launches first community classes for agricultural classes
GILBERT, Ariz. - It has been a couple of months since Agritopia in Gilbert opened up its new education pavilion. Now they are offering the first of many community classes designed to teach people about agriculture. What we know:. There is nothing like a fresh bouquet of flowers to brighten...

















