Denver builder withdraws from Metrocenter redevelopment project
Oakwood Homes has withdrawn from the $850 million Metrocenter redevelopment project, with a replacement builder expected to be named next week. The Denver-based homebuilder, which was selected as the exclusive homebuilder at The Metropolitan last fall, notified the master developer about a month ago of its plans to wit
CEO says FlyEpic brings practical private aviation to the Pacific West
Founding CEO Toby Woods has a simple mantra at the FlyEpic, a fractional jet ownership company serving the West Coast. The line is a subtle nod to the evolving culture of private travel, where efficiency often matters more than glamour. “We’re positioning ourselves as this practical, intelligent solution for people...
AI scams are a big concern for older adults. Tempe meeting is designed to...
TEMPE – After her daughter was arrested in Florida, a Tempe resident was desperate to contact her and bail her out. So when she received a call from someone claiming to be a bail bondsman in Florida, she acted quickly. She verified the person’s information, who provided her daughter’s actual case number and the name of
Temperatures to approach 115 degrees before monsoon moisture brings storm chances
Phoenix temperatures reached 106 degrees on Father's Day, but strong high pressure will strengthen over the southwest, pushing temperatures to a peak of 115 degrees later this week.
Generations Of Diners Have Returned To This Arizona Italian Favorite For Pasta That Never...
Tucked inside a small plaza on East Shea Boulevard in Phoenix, Arizona, Michelina’s Italian Restaurant has been winning hearts since 1985. What started as a family passion for authentic Southern Italian cooking has grown into a beloved local institution with a 4.8-star rating and generations of loyal fans. From...
Two children pulled out of pools at nearby apartment complexes in Mesa
Two children have been taken to the hospital on Sunday night after they were pulled out of pools at nearby apartment complexes in Mesa.
Weekend wrap: Here are the biggest Arizona news stories from June 19-21
From a series of wildfires to an infant drowning, here are some of the top Arizona news stories from June 19-21. Crews are battling two lightning-caused fires in northern Arizona, one of which is threatening structures and causing evacuations. The Rock Canyon Fire is threatening structures and private property, accordi
Looking For A Relaxed Night Out? This Modern Arizona Steakhouse Quietly Delivers One Of...
Tucked along North Scottsdale Road, The Americano Restaurant is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you haven’t been there sooner. With a menu blending refined steakhouse classics and Mediterranean-inspired small plates, this upscale spot offers something genuinely special for anyone craving a memorable night o
Man accused of robbing elderly, running woman over with car appears in court
A man who allegedly robbed a woman in Glendale and then killed her by running her over with his car has a pattern of preying older people, investigators say. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen learns more following his court appearance on Sunday.
Arizona’s Next Housing Squeeze: 8 Towns Where Buyers May Soon Feel Priced Out
Arizona has always sold a powerful dream: red-rock sunsets, wide desert skies, mountain air, golf-course...

















