2 Women And Dog Dead After Car Crash Near Chandler
Two women and a dog are dead after a car crash near Chandler last week. Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a two-vehicle crash near Alma School and Riggs roads on February 15, shortly after 12:30 p.m. Deputies reported that they rushed two adults, both women, to the hospital...
DEA Swarms West Phoenix Lot Around Jeep With Suspected Bullet Holes
DEA agents and a swarm of local law enforcement converged on a west Phoenix parking lot Tuesday morning near 67th Avenue and Van Buren Street, boxing in a vehicle and stringing crime-scene tape across the area. Footage from the scene showed a blue Jeep with damage to the driver's-side windshield that appeared to be...
Iconic Frank & Lupe’s finds a new home in Scottsdale
For generations, Frank & Lupe’s has been more than a restaurant. It’s where New Mexico flavor meets Arizona spirit, a place that feels like home with every meal. This spring, the beloved Old Town Scottsdale landmark begins its next chapter in Gainey Ranch, carrying its same soul forward under new ownership, with...
J. Cole was spotted ‘mobbing around’ Phoenix on an unexpected stop
Rapper J. Cole shared that he had some car troubles, which forced him to make a stop in Phoenix. Cole has been driving around in his Honda Civic while promoting his seventh studio album, "The Fall-Off." Calling it the "Trunk Sale Tour," Cole has been making stops around college campuses from Atlanta to New Orleans to...
Suspect opens fire on DEA agents during a narcotics investigation in Phoenix
PHOENIX — Agents with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration were shot at in Phoenix on Tuesday, according to authorities. The agents were conducting a narcotics investigation near 67th Avenue and Van Buren Street, a DEA spokesperson said. During the operation, one of the two suspects they were investigating...
Knight-Swift Snags Long-Idle I-10 Truck Yard In West Phoenix For $30M
After sitting mostly quiet for years, a massive truck yard just off Interstate 10 in West Phoenix is about to roar back to life. An affiliate of Knight‑Swift has scooped up a 24‑acre former FedEx terminal at 7160 W. Sherman St. in a roughly $30 million deal that closed last Wednesday, with plans to put the site back...
New deli serves North Mountain area
With a focus on “bringing people together over food that feels honest and homemade,” Deli 8:20 opened its doors to patrons at 13216 N. 7th St., Suite B2, on Nov. 3 last year. The owners, who come from a BBQ background (Batchelor’s Pad BBQ in Fountain Hills) say...
Second Alarm Chaos as Phoenix Apartment Complex Emptied Amid Blaze
Fire crews rushed to an apartment complex near 35th Avenue and Indian School Road on Tuesday after a call escalated and dispatchers upgraded the response to a second alarm. The Phoenix Fire Department reported that firefighters were carrying out a full evacuation while searching units and working to knock down the...
Wearable defibrillator vest saved Arizona man’s life after cardiac arrest
(Aging Untold) — A Phoenix man says a wearable defibrillator vest saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest at home in the middle of the night. Isy Sonabend, 72, had a heart attack last year. After recovering and being discharged from the hospital, doctors prescribed him a life vest—a wearable heart monitor...
More than 20 Valley schools close doors as ESA program grows
Beginning in 2025, more than 20 public schools in neighborhoods across the Valley have closed or are in the process of shutting their doors. A decline in the number of students enrolling into public schools is a major contributing factor as to why schools are closing their doors for good.

















