Phoenix Clergy Confront ICE Over Seven Gravely Ill Detainees
An interfaith circle of Phoenix clergy gathered outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office on Thursday, calling on the agency to grant humanitarian parole to seven people in custody who, they say, are suffering from serious and untreated medical conditions. Faith leaders said they tried to deliver a letter outlining the cases, but no one from the facility would accept it...
Phoenix Trauma Doc’s Warning Shot Sparks Cop Gunfire And Prison Push
Facing a criminal trial next month, Phoenix trauma surgeon Dr. Kris Johnson is still fighting over what he says was a split-second decision to protect his family on a chaotic June 2022 night, when he fired a warning shot and was then shot by Phoenix police. The episode, the focus of a three-part local investigation this week, has reignited debate over how...
Phoenix police made up details for DUI arrest to meet quota, lawsuit says
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A California woman is claiming she was pulled over and arrested for DUI in 2024 because Phoenix police officers needed to meet their arrest quota. Arizona’s Family obtained the lawsuit Thursday. Brianna Longoria said she was wrongfully arrested because she didn’t run a red light and all the tests were negative for drugs and alcohol.
Valley drivers face weekend of detours as major road closures hit freeways
PHOENIX — Arizona transportation officials are warning drivers to plan ahead for another weekend of freeway restrictions in central, north and southeast parts of the Valley. Closures on State Route 51, Loop 101 and Loop 202 headline the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory for April 24-27.
They opened a Scottsdale gastropub together. Now, they’re battling in court
We’re aiming to raise $10,000 by April 26. Your support ensures New Times can continue watching out for you and our community. No paywall. Always accessible. Daily online and weekly in print. It took nearly five years to bring Liquor Pig to fruition in Old Town Scottsdale. In less...
12 Valley students named as Flinn Scholars
Twelve Valley students and another eight from around the state were named Thursday as Flinn Scholars, earning full scholarships to any Arizona public universities. The scholars, from 19 Arizona
Rediscover Arizona: Flatiron – Superstition Mountains
APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz. — Towering over the East Valley with its distinctive jagged profile, Flatiron remains a premier "bucket-list" destination for Arizona hikers; however, experts warn the trek is as tough as it is scenic. THE HIKE:. Located within Lost Dutchman State Park of the Superstition Wilderness, the hike...
4 ducklings rescued from drainage pipe by Tempe Fire
TEMPE, Ariz. — Four ducklings have reunited with their parents after being stuck in a drainage pipe in Tempe. Tempe Fire said Holy Spirit Catholic Church called their non-emergency line after a group of ducklings fell into a drainage pipe and couldn't get out. Video from Tempe Fire shows mom and dad nearby, watching.
The Gothic-Themed Café In Arizona With Spooky Good Food And Coffee
Yes, I’m absolutely terrified of ghosts, yet I spend almost every Tuesday morning sitting in the most spine-chillingly beautiful café in all of Arizona. This place manages to turn the “spooky” aesthetic into an art form, surrounding you with moody decor that would make any vampire feel right at home.
Sushi by Bou Debuts First Arizona Location
Sushi by Bou, the modern omakase concept known for its reimagined sushi counter experience, is set to open its first Arizona location at The Westin Tempe in early May. The post Sushi by Bou Debuts First Arizona Location appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .
