Pedestrian killed in Phoenix after driver has apparent medical emergency
A pedestrian was killed Sunday in Phoenix after being struck by a car whose driver apparently experienced a medical emergency, authorities said. Officers received reports of a serious collision around 6:15 p.m. near 23rd Avenue and Williams Drive, according to the Phoenix Police Department. Based on preliminary informa
6 cars stolen from private lot near Phoenix Sky Harbor
Six suspects each stole a vehicle on Sept. 25 from Pre-Flight Airport Parking, a private lot near the airport, according to Phoenix police.
Russian lab tech dies from suspected plague exposure; indictment in Mesa shooting | Nightly...
From a Russian lab tech dying from a suspected plague exposure, to the indictment of a special agent in a deadly Mesa shooting of a mother, here are tonight's top stories. 1. Arizona Attorney General's Office employee indicted in deadly shooting. Featured. 2. Pneumonic plague fears mount as lab worker...
Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA shuttered along with transitional housing
Deon Gilchrist mostly kept to himself in his transitional housing dorm at the Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA. He said he paid his $600 monthly rent, listened to the staff, followed the rules, and didn’t make a fuss. That is, until he received an email on Aug. 7 that said...
Sundt Construction commits $1 million to Phoenix Children’s
Phoenix Children’s has received a $1 million commitment from Sundt Construction to support its Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD), helping advance innovative treatment, groundbreaking research and comprehensive care for children and families facing cancer and blood disorders. The five-year pledge builds on a
Scott’s Generations to close after 37 years in the Valley
On Oct. 1, Scott’s Generations announced it would close its doors and serve its final meals on Sunday, Oct. 25. Until then, the Snyder family invites longtime customers, friends and community members to “stop by, enjoy a favorite meal and share a few memories.”. In a statement posted...
Glendale 4-Year-Old Unlocks Phone, Saves Grandmother Twice From Aneurysm Collapse
A 4-year-old girl in Glendale, Arizona is being called a hero after she helped save her grandmother's life during two separate medical emergencies at their home. The child, identified as Alice, woke her grandfather the first time her grandmother collapsed and hit her head, and later unlocked her grandmother's phone to
HB 2244 Gives Arizona Renters a Path to Clear Eviction Records
New Arizona law lets Phoenix-area renters clear satisfied eviction judgments by streamlining proof of repayment and updating records.
Cash back apps are helping Valley shoppers fight rising gas, grocery prices
PHOENIX — Gas and groceries aren't getting any cheaper, but cash back apps are offering some Valley shoppers a way to get a little money back. Arizona drivers are paying about $4.75 to $4.82 a gallon for gas, according to AAA. That's up roughly 35% from about $3.55 a year ago.
Book Lovers Lose Whole Afternoons Inside This Massive Arizona Bookstore That Takes Your Breath...
Gargoyle sconces are not what most people expect to find guarding a bookstore in Arizona. Step past them, though, and you land in a cozy world of mysteries, thrillers, and signed first editions that has drawn readers and famous authors for more than three decades. It is the kind of...
