Police asking for help after car crashes into Tempe home and flees the scene
Tempe police are asking for the public's help after a car reportedly crashed into a home near US 60 and Rural Road on Tuesday morning and then fled the scene.
Former Phoenix Police commander takes security leadership role
After more than two decades with the Phoenix Police Department, including service as a commander overseeing training, professional standards and patrol operations, James Ward is beginning a new chapter focused on community security. Ward joined the Secure Community Network (SCN) on June 15 as community security directo
Opening date announced for Bojangles’ first Arizona location
Bojangles’ Gilbert location, their first in Arizona, is opening soon, marking a key step in their expansion after announcing plans for 20 new Arizona restaurants in 2024.
Southbound Loop 303 closed in West Valley due to crash
Southbound Loop 303 closed in the West Valley as motorists were making their way home on Tuesday evening, authorities said. The freeway closed at Glendale Avenue due to a crash, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Drivers were advised to expect delays and seek alternative routes. It is not...
Neighbors push back on Tempe student apartment plan
TEMPE, AZ — A developer has pitched a new student apartment complex to the Tempe City Council multiple times over the past year, and each time, neighbors say the project does not fit in their community. The proposed development, called Marshall on Spence, would take shape as a 7-story...
Halo Vista’s first industrial project will target TSMC suppliers
Developers aim to construct a high-end industrial tech park with eight buildings amounting to nearly 800,000 square feet total, according to documents obtained by the Business Journal.
Nancy Guthrie: New details on second note sent to media
Savannah Guthrie spoke out following new details on the ransom letter received by a Tucson television station, shortly after her mother, Nancy, disappeared earlier this year.
Things To Do Around the Valley This Week (June 23-28)
This is a curated list of weekly events around the Phoenix area for June 23-28. Calendar listings include public events and attractions from around the Valley and state. Confirm information before making plans by calling the listed phone number, or check each website for last minute confirmation or cancellations. E-mai
Beaver believers flocked to Buc-ee’s. What’s up with the gas station cult?
In 1861, Texas invaded Arizona. The Confederate marauders came on the hot winds of the first summer of the Civil War, intent on capturing the western territories in a smash-and-grab campaign, but were stopped by severe supply shortages and the advancing “California Column” of Col. James Henry Carleton’s 2,000-plus Unio
Family says sentence falls short after deadly US 60 crash in Mesa
The wait for justice is over for Zoey Johnson’s family after the driver who hit her on U.S. 60 in 2024 was sentenced to prison. Nicholas Meyer was driving on a suspended license when he struck Johnson and another young woman in the emergency lane near Stapley Drive. Meyer received 8 years and 9 months behind bars, plus

















