‘No, no …’: Homeowner wants answers after water bill goes up nearly $2,000
GILBERT, Ariz. (KPHO/Gray News) — Some Arizona residents say their water bills have suddenly surged by hundreds, even thousands, of dollars, despite not changing their usage. Homeowner Nancy Stipp says she was stunned when her monthly bill recently jumped from about $270 to more than $2,600. “Oh my gosh,...
Vermaland unveils plans for $33 billion data center park in Arizona
Vermaland, LLC, a Phoenix-based land developer, has announced plans for a $33 billion data center industrial park that would become one of the largest such developments in the United States. The proposed 3,300-acre complex is designed to support up to 3 gigawatts of power capacity, positioning the Phoenix-Tucson...
Sheriffs from across the country come to Arizona to discuss border security
CHANDLER, Ariz. (13 News) - Sheriffs from across the country have gathered in Chandler to discuss operations along the southern border, and 13 News was exclusively invited to attend. The gathering of state, tribal, local, and federal law enforcement from across the nation was designed to figure out the best...
Fire at Phoenix Mexican restaurant may delay reopening for at least 6 months
The owner of La Santisima Gourmet Taco Shop near 16th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix that was heavily damaged in a fire says the business may not reopen for six months to a year, after the motor of a prep refrigerator sparked the fire.
New Phoenix billboard links ICE and KKK amid increasing enforcement
There is no shortage of billboards in the Valley. Locals are accustomed to seeing the abundance of “RAFI!” signs and fast-food advertisements. But where Fillmore Street meets Grand Avenue, there may be a specific billboard that will catch your eye. On Aug. 25, Karen Fiorito, in collaboration with...
New Arizona law targets dog owners who run after attacks
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A new Arizona law will hold dog owners accountable when their dogs bite. The bite and run law is meant to prevent stories like one in Gilbert, where a boy was attacked by a dog, and the owner ran off. “He jumped on me and I...
Longtime Phoenix bakery won’t give refunds after abrupt closure
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix family-owned bakery suddenly shut down this month and customers who already paid for orders are angry they won’t get any refunds. The owners of Baker Wee Bakery are heartbroken and said economic pressures forced them to close their doors after 30 years in business.
Eastbound US 60 reopens near Gilbert Road in Mesa after deadly crash involving tanker...
MESA, AZ — One person is dead after a crash along US 60 in Mesa early Tuesday morning. According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the crash occurred around 2:25 a.m. when a tanker truck was rear-ended by a passenger car. The truck was able to pull to...
Missing man drowned in Scottsdale floodwaters, officials confirm
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - A missing man was found dead, submerged in floodwaters, after police said he was driving and got caught in the flash flood on Sept. 26. The Medical Examiner's Office ruled that the driver died from drowning. The manner of his death was deemed an accident. On Sept....
Suspect sought in deadly west Phoenix double shooting
PHOENIX - No arrests have been made after a double shooting in west Phoenix last weekend left a man dead and another man hurt. The shooting happened on Sept. 27 just after 11:30 p.m. near 67th Avenue and Indian School Road. The Phoenix Police Department says officers responded to the area and found two men with...
