What makes a Phoenix building iconic? Let’s talk about it at KJZZ’s next (The)...
In this panel discussion with three locals from the architecture/design/preservation/real estate world, we'll explore both residential and commercial buildings — old and new — and ask what makes them unique to our desert home. The Show's co-host Mark Brodie will moderate. The free event is co-presented by KJZZ...
Honeywell Spills Over Into Tempe With 29,000-Square-Foot Overflow Office
Honeywell Aerospace is spreading out in the Valley, locking in a 29,000-square-foot office lease at 1625 W. Fountainhead Parkway in Tempe to handle overflow staff from its already packed Phoenix operations. The new space sits on the Fountainhead Heights campus, about six miles from Honeywell Aerospace's Phoenix headqua
This Phoenix survey showed 70% of respondents opposed controversial parks ordinance before vote
The city of Phoenix’s controversial new parks ordinance banning food distribution and medical care to the homeless in city parks is on hold right now after a judge granted a temporary emergency restraining order that prevents the city from enforcing it. But Clarissa Sosin reported city leaders may have...
Firefighters respond to hazmat situation at West Valley water treatment plant
Firefighters responded to a hazardous material call at a West Valley water treatment plant on Monday morning, authorities said. A chlorine leak was identified at the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant in Tolleson about 8 a.m., according to the Phoenix Fire Department. The leak was inside a building that houses...
WATCH: Phoenix rescue dog waiting for home saves life of other pup in need
For months, a 7-year-old Pit Bull terrier remained at the Arizona Humane Society searching for a home. Then a medical emergency gave him an opportunity no one could have predicted.
SAFE Alert canceled after missing Chandler woman found safe in New York
A SAFE Alert issued Friday for a 73-year-old woman with a medical condition who was last seen in Chandler was canceled Monday after she was located, authorities said. Mary Williams had relocated to New York on her own and was contacted by Chandler police by telephone, the Chandler Police Department said.
Mystery solved: Here’s what’s replacing Scottsdale’s historic Taco Bell
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — For more than a year, the future of one of Arizona's most recognizable fast-food buildings has been a mystery. After serving customers for more than 60 years, the historic Taco Bell at Hayden and McDowell roads in Scottsdale closed in April 2025, leaving fans wondering what would become of one of th
Mesa woman accused of stabbing, killing her husband
MESA, Ariz. - A woman accused of killing her husband at their Mesa home has been arrested. Just before 10:30 p.m. on July 18, Mesa police responded to reports of a stabbing at a home near Power and McDowell roads. Before the officers arrived, police say 41-year-old Christina Copley was holding a bloody knife when she t
A Category 3 dust storm swallowed metro Phoenix and grounded flights
Flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport ground to a halt after a wall of dust rolled across the metro area, dropping visibility to near zero and forcing the National Weather Service to issue both a Dust Storm Warning and an Airport Weather Warning for the region. The event registered as a Category 3 on the
3-year-old dies a month after being found in Phoenix apartment pool
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A 3-year-old boy has died about a month after he was spotted floating in a central Phoenix apartment complex pool, Phoenix police confirmed Monday. The victim’s name has not been released. The Maricopa County Office of the Medical Examiner ruled drowning the cause of death, police said.

















