New Phoenix library card honors ‘Wallace and Ladmo’ show
The Phoenix Public Library is introducing a library card that pays homage to a beloved, long-running 3TV show. Whitney talks with the show's legend Pat McMahon.
Valley Vietnam veterans finally get the welcome home they deserve
PHOENIX — Nearly a dozen Vietnam veterans finally received the welcome home they deserved this week, as a local nonprofit brought together family and friends to cheer them on for one last chopper ride. With support from Dillon Precision Products and Veterans Affinity, 10 Vietnam veterans were honored in...
Victim dies after shooting at Glendale construction site
GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A construction worker who was shot following a fight while on the job in Glendale has since died, police confirmed Friday afternoon. Investigators identified the victim as Timothy Ted McFarlin, 47. According to police, McFarlin and an unidentified man got into an argument at a...
Secretive New Eatery Headed To Bond As Common Ground Culinary Moves In
Common Ground Culinary is lining up a new restaurant inside Bond, the high-profile office and mixed-use redevelopment in Phoenix's Camelback Corridor, according to a recent filing. The paperwork lists Christopher Collins, the founder and operator of Common Ground Culinary, as the applicant for the space. The filing keeps things close to the vest, with no concept, menu details or opening date disclosed...
This Arizona cafe serves French toast that’s hard to beat
Tucked inside a lively strip at 4730 E Indian School Rd in Phoenix, Arizona, Over Easy is the kind of breakfast spot that makes mornings worth waking up for. With a cheery, retro vibe and a menu packed with crowd-pleasing classics, this local gem has earned a loyal following and a rock-solid 4.5-star rating from nearly a thousand happy diners.
Parts of SR 51, I-17 to close this weekend
There are some big weekend road closures that drivers in the Valley should know about, and one of the closures is near Central Phoenix.
Employee lawsuit against Suns dismissed
PHOENIX — A lawsuit filed by a Suns employee has been dismissed nearly a year after it was initially filed. In the lawsuit, filed in May 2025, Gene Traylor, the Suns' director of safety, security and risk management, alleged that a report he compiled on safety, financial and reputational risks the team may face led to workplace discrimination, the team violating the Family and Medical...
Adoption fees waived for all dogs Saturday at the Arizona Animal Welfare League
PHOENIX — The Arizona Animal Welfare League needs to empty the kennels. Due to them being full, the organization is offering $0 adoption fees on all dogs on Saturday, including puppies. "The goal is to make space for incoming dogs from rural rescue partners who urgently need placement," the...
Massive landfill fire in Arizona could take days to contain, officials warn
SURPRISE, Ariz.(AZFamily/Gray News) - A landfill fire in Arizona’s West Valley could continue burning for several days, according to fire officials. The fire was first reported around 7 a.m. on Friday at the WM Northwest Regional Landfill in Surprise, about 40 minutes outside of Phoenix. By the afternoon, firefighters...
Man arrested after allegedly threatening to kidnap a teen working at a Valley fast-food...
PHOENIX — A man was arrested after he allegedly groped and threatened to kidnap a teenage fast-food worker in Phoenix, according to court documents. Ariel Yair Zelaya-Zuniga went through the drive-through of a Taco Bell on April 14 and asked the teen what time she got off work. The frightened teen gave him a false time.

















