Scottsdale mayor rips into councilman (again)
As her term runs through 2028, Mayor Lisa Borowsky was not on the July 21 primary ballot. But she is certainly an interested onlooker – and hardly partial, judging from a blistering attack on a Scottsdale City Council candidate. After Borowsky blasted Councilman Barry Graham – including that he...
Man in critical condition after multi-car crash in west Phoenix; road closed
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is fighting for his life after a serious crash shut down a stretch of a major road in west Phoenix early Thursday morning. The collision was reported near 43rd Avenue and Claremont Street, north of Bethany Home Road, around 3:15 a.m. Police arrived and found a man had been ejected from one of
Arizona Churn Culture Opening Arizona’s First Dedicated Butter Shop in Mesa
After seven months of selling handcrafted butter at farmers markets across the Valley, Arizona Churn Culture is getting ready to open what its founders say will be Arizona’s first dedicated butter shop. The Mesa store is expected to open in late August or early September at 1235 S. Gilbert Road, Suite 12.
Segment nears completion on 26-mile I-10 project south of Phoenix
SUN LAKES, AZ (AZFamily) — Construction crews are getting close to completing the first of four segments on a massive Interstate 10 project south of Phoenix. The Arizona Department of Transportation’s I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Project is between Phoenix and Casa Grande. This summer, ADOT crews are...
TSMC Arizona expansion could make it Phoenix’s largest water customer
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s latest expansion plans in north Phoenix could make it the city of Phoenix’s largest tap water customer, according to a water policy expert at Arizona State University. TSMC announced plans last week to invest an additional $100 billion in its...
Redacted report offers new details on Phoenix cop’s wrong-man shooting
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This Tiny Mexican Bakeshop In Mesa Serves Some Of Arizona’s Best Tamales Of 2026
Tucked along East Broadway Road in Mesa, Arizona, Panadería y Carnicería La Estrella is the kind of neighborhood gem that locals have quietly treasured for years. Word has finally gotten out, though, because this small but mighty bakery and carnicería is now being celebrated for serving some of the best tamales in all
Former Phoenix radio station could be demolished for Atari Hotel
PHOENIX — A building that helped shape decades of Phoenix radio history could soon be demolished to make way for a video game-themed hotel. Intersection Development is pursuing plans to tear down the former KOY building at 840 N. Central Avenue, near Roosevelt Street. The two-story building was constructed in 1957 and
Chandler boy spends 19 days in ICU after tabletop fire pit explodes on family...
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — A Chandler family’s vacation turned into a medical emergency after a tabletop fire pit they purchased online reportedly exploded, catching two children on fire and sending them to the hospital by air transport. The Petersen family was enjoying a night of roasting marshmallows at...
Sprouts to open new Valley store at massive company headquarters
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