Arizona man allegedly went berserk after neighbors declined his offer of cocaine: ‘Offensive to...
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (TCN) -- A 49-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly firing multiple rounds at an apartment complex when he got angry that his neighbors would not do cocaine with him. According to court documents obtained by KSAZ, on Oct. 15 at about 10:45 a.m., police were dispatched to...
What to know about the fight over a $12.8M Arizona Lottery ticket
Yet another person has come forward to press a claim to a disputed $12.8 million Arizona Lottery ticket. Why it matters: We can think of about 12.8 million reasons. The Arizona Lottery, which is a party to the suit, previously told the Phoenix New Times that "this is a unique situation and we are not aware of any prior litigation of this sort."
East Valley battleground: Latter-day Saints at the center of Arizona’s contentious race for governor
Andy Biggs and John Giles represent opposite reactions to the Republican Party of Donald Trump.
Hobbs vs. Biggs: How a 31-Point Latino Polling Gap Could Determine Arizona’s November Outcome
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer arrived in Phoenix on Tuesday to campaign alongside incumbent Gov. Katie Hobbs, uniting around reproductive rights and Latino voter mobilization as Arizona's November 3 gubernatorial race enters its final two weeks. A UnidosUS poll puts Hobbs ahead of Republican Andy Biggs 52% to 21% among Arizona...
Oprah-Backed Restaurant Chain Closes 12 Locations as It Faces $42 Million in Debt
On Sunday, October 4, a dozen True Food Kitchen restaurants served their final customers. By that evening, the Phoenix-based chain, which counts Oprah Winfrey among its backers, had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas. Court papers list roughly $42 million in debt and describe a company that had been under strain for years. One figure buried in those filings shows just how little cushion the chain had on the day it filed.
Prosecutors say fraud scheme redirected $12 million meant for Phoenix Children’s Hospital in Arizona
PHOENIX — A man faces felony fraud and theft charges after prosecutors say he orchestrated a scheme that redirected $12.8 million in public health care payments meant for Phoenix Children's Hospital into a bank account he controlled. Juan Carlos da Cunha Tcachman, 56, was charged with fraudulent schemes and...
Arizona ranks near the bottom for driving safety, and these cities are the worst
Arizona is known for the Grand Canyon, hot summers, and golf. Driving safely? Not so much. The state ranks near the bottom for safety on the road.
Woman found dead in Phoenix dumpster, man arrested
PHOENIX - A woman's body was found in a dumpster, after police said a man made comments about disposing a body of a dead woman over the weekend. Glendale Police responded to the area of 55th Avenue and Bethany Home Road in Glendale after a call came in regarding the man making statements about the body disposal. Nathaniel Brown Jr., 41, was detained, as officers notified Phoenix Police.
HALO Animal Rescue to close Phoenix location Friday, move to Glendale
PHOENIX -- After 32 years of helping homeless pets while operating from leased facilities, HALO Animal Rescue is preparing to move into its first permanent home: a newly purchased three-acre campus
4 gang members arrested in connection with shooting on US 60 in Mesa
Four gang members were arrested in connection with Sunday’s shooting on US 60 freeway near Greenfield Road in Mesa, according to the Mesa Police Department. The shooting occurred around 2:30 p.m., and authorities closed the surface road in both directions to allow for an investigation. “Multiple shots were fired...

















