Phoenix company hosting giveaway for free holiday light installation
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Making the holidays brighter for others; that’s exactly how one Valley company is doing Something Good!. Last year, Arizona’s Family shared Kim’s story, a retired special needs teacher in the Valley. Kim was brought to tears when her home was lit for free, thanks to Trimlight Phoenix.
Glendale teen boy survives shooting
At approximately 7:47 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 27, Glendale Police officers responded to an apartment in the 5900 block of West Royal Palm Road. Residents called in reference to a shooting, where it
Girl hospitalized after fire burns through Phoenix mobile home
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A 10-year-old girl is spending Thanksgiving in the hospital after a fire ripped through a mobile home in Phoenix. The fire started at the home in the area of 30th Avenue and Van Buren Street around 10:45 a.m., and the girl was there by herself. Witnesses saved her from the flames, firefighters...
ADOT unveils new specialty license plates
The Arizona Department of Transportation has unveiled a new trio of designs which includes the first-ever Phoenix Mercury plate.
Phoenix Faces Two Tragedies with Downtown Shooting Fatality and Road Rage Attack Killing Father...
Two separate shooting incidents in Phoenix resulted in fatalities and injuries. In downtown Phoenix on Tuesday night, police responded to a shooting at an apartment near 19th Street and Roosevelt Street. According to FOX 10 Phoenix, two men were found with gunshot wounds around 10:06 p.m. Both were transported to a...
SRP workers herd fish, pull out carts and even cars during annual canal dry-up
SRP workers stood knee-deep in the muddy bottom of the Tempe Canal on Friday, Nov. 21, pulling a long metal fence through the shallow murky water as white amur fish thrashed in front of them. Workers began the first major phase of the annual canal repairs by herding and relocating...
TSMC Arizona Apprentice Program Creates Economic Mobility for Local Workers
Nolan Cottingham spent six years watching customers order burgers through a drive-through window five minutes from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s Phoenix construction site. Today, the 23-year-old monitors semiconductor production alongside engineers from Taiwan, participating in cross-cultural exchanges...
2 thieves caught in the bushes after stealing copper near Phoenix freeway
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A couple of crooks who attempted to dress like workers were caught shortly after stealing copper wiring on the side of a Phoenix freeway last week, the Arizona Department of Public Safety said on Wednesday. Somebody with the Arizona Department of Transportation called 911 after learning...
Illegal cockfighting rings persist across Arizona despite 1998 ban
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Illegal cockfighting continues to surface across Arizona more than 25 years after the state banned the practice, with recent raids highlighting the ongoing criminal activity. “Arizona traditionally was a hotbed of cockfighting. It was one of the last five states to have legal cockfighting,” said...
Arizona inspectors share Thanksgiving food safety tips to prevent sickness
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As families across the Valley prepare for Thanksgiving, health officials are reminding home cooks about potential hazards lurking in every kitchen. Phoenix mom Kat Blaz learned about food safety the hard way during her first attempt at preparing a holiday turkey. “The first time I defrosted...

















