Dangerous heat to threaten Phoenix for three straight days
Phoenix is under an extreme heat warning from Tuesday to Thursday while storms are expected in eastern Arizona. Royal Norman has the week's forecast.
Driver arrested in Phoenix area with .441 BAC
Troopers tried to pull over a driver whose BAC was five-and-a-half times the legal limit before the vehicle crashed on the Loop 101 in Glendale.
WATCH: Arizona inventor looks to beat the heat
An Arizona inventor is preparing to mass-produce a wheelchair-mounted cooling system designed to help people stay safer during the state's extreme summer heat. Sun City resident Victor Hall created the patent-pending Rollabrella, which combines a sunshade, fan and misting system after getting the idea from his sister,
Ground lease brings 1 million-square-foot industrial project to Salt River Community
Majestic Realty Co., the nation’s largest privately-held industrial real estate development company, and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC) today announced a historic partnership and 99-year ground lease agreement that will serve as the foundation of a new, best-in-class light industrial project ser
‘We can’t breathe’: Glendale apartment residents say A/C keeps failing as heat wave hits
GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Fans, frozen rags and spray bottles of cold water — that’s what Sandy Bispo relies on to get through the day inside her Glendale apartment because the air conditioning keeps going out. Bispo has lived at the Spectra Apartments for nine years, but...
Tempe Driver Busted After Deadly I-10 Crash Rocks West Phoenix
A Tempe woman is facing serious felony charges after a chain-reaction wreck on Interstate 10 near west Phoenix that left one man dead and a woman badly hurt. The crash unfolded just before noon Sunday, when investigators say a speeding Kia sedan changed lanes and hit a Toyota Highlander. The impact shoved the Highlande
Hear Jack White’s new album early at Phoenix listening parties
Jack White will release his seventh solo studio album, “Frozen Charlotte,” on Friday, July 10. To celebrate, record stores around the Valley are hosting listening parties, and you’re invited. You’ll actually be getting an early earful of “Frozen Charlotte”: The parties are all scheduled for various times...
Former site of Aztec-themed Fry’s Electronics set to become Phoenix police precinct
A parcel of land in north Phoenix that was once home to an Aztec temple-themed Fry’s Electronics is set for a law enforcement makeover. It’s part of a project to replace the Phoenix Police Department’s existing Cactus Park Precinct near 39th Avenue and Cactus Road, which has needed upgrades for years, according to Coun
Watch: Heroic husky protects child from charging bear
Jeffrey Tazzara's dog chased off a bear that charged at his driveway while his son was standing outside. Video captured by Tazzara's security camera showed the bear running toward the driveway, but was luckily frightened off by his heroic husky. Tazzara said he rewarded his dog with a steak. Good...
Some states and cities revisiting single stair rule in order to build apartments on...
If you’ve ever wondered why neighborhoods in Phoenix don’t look like New York City or somewhere in Europe, with brownstones lining the streets or smallish apartment buildings built close together, some advocates point to a simple building code change that is at the root. It’s called single stair reform.

















