Tempe light rail stabbing suspect sought by police
TEMPE, Ariz. - Police are searching for a suspect after a person was stabbed on a Tempe light rail train on Thursday night. The stabbing happened at around 9:40 p.m. on Feb. 12 near Apache Boulevard and Smith Road. Tempe Police say the stabbing victim was hospitalized and is in...
South Phoenix Apartment Blaze Erupts At 51st And Elliott
Fire crews rushed to a first-alarm apartment blaze near 51st Street and Elliott Road in south Phoenix early Thursday, the Phoenix Fire Department said. A department public information officer was on scene, and officials said they would share more once additional details are available. Officials At The Scene....
Fundraisers scheduled for DPS crew killed in helicopter crash
The first of three fundraisers to support the families of Pilot Robert Skankey and Trooper Hunter Bennett is happening in Phoenix from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday. Something Good is sponsored by Global Credit Union.
The Glendale Burger So Juicy Locals REFUSE To Shut Up About It
Tue–Thu, 11 AM–9 PM; Fri–Sat, 11 AM–10 PM; Sunday, 11 AM–8 PM (Closed Mon) Glendale locals will tell you there is a very specific moment when Burgers & Brews goes from “random strip‑center spot” to “oh no, I’m addicted now.” 🍔🔥
Man dies after pulled from Phoenix pool, fire department says
PHOENIX — Phoenix firefighters responded Friday morning to reports of a drowning and found a man who was "beyond resuscitative efforts." The Phoenix Fire Department was dispatched on Feb. 13 to the area of 34th Street and Greenway Road for reports of a possible drowning. Upon arrival, crews found a man in a pool who...
Cowboy culture and ‘stand your ground’ laws clash in Arizona
PHOENIX – A knock on Ryan Whitaker’s door reverberated through his apartment at approximately 10:52 p.m on May 21, 2020, while he was playing video games on the couch with his girlfriend. Less than a minute later, his body collapsed to the tile floor of his entryway, following multiple shots from a Phoenix police...
Cattle in Arizona: While the state’s Wild West days faded away, this industry hasn’t
Much like the other big C’s, the cattle industry has changed dramatically as technology and population growth have transformed the world — and much of Arizona’s landscape. If you’re in Phoenix, driving east on Washington Street just past South 48th Street, you’ll find a little piece of...
New early bag check option now available at Phoenix Sky Harbor
Casey Torres reports on how a new program at Sky Harbor is letting travelers with bags skip the airline counter.
Man to spend 30 days in jail for beating chihuahua to death in Peoria
PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — The West Valley man convicted of beating his neighbor’s dog to death with a shovel has learned his punishment. Maricopa County Judge Therese Gatz sentenced Kenneth McGaughey to 30 days in jail after being found guilty of one count of felony animal cruelty. He was also ordered to three years of...
Phoenix Children’s Hospital opens special pain treatment center for children
This new center is giving kids access to pain relief in days instead of weeks - and giving families their lives back. It's called the Pediatric Interventional Pain Procedural Suite and is the first of its kind in the western United States.

















