1 Zipps manager was charged after federal raid. He doesn’t know why nobody else...
Masked federal agents outside the Zipps Sports Grill near 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard in Phoenix on Monday, Jan. 26, 2026. Masked federal agents outside the Zipps Sports Grill near Warner Road and 48th Street in Phoenix on Monday, Jan. 26, 2026. Back in January, federal immigration agents raided each...
Irvington police officer shot at during overnight patrol, officials say
Irvington police officer shot at during overnight patrol, officials say.
Phoenix permanently changing Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day
PHOENIX, AZ — The City of Phoenix will now recognize March 31 as Farmworkers Day, permanently changing the name of the city holiday that previously recognized Cesar Chavez. Mayor Kate Gallego and the City Council decided on the name change in a unanimous vote Wednesday. The change comes after...
Person of interest in custody after bloodied body found at central Phoenix home
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A person of interest is in custody following a disturbing discovery in central Phoenix Wednesday afternoon. Shortly after 6:30 p.m., first responders were called to the area of 10th Street and Devonshire Avenue, just north of Indian School Road. Phoenix police said a 911 caller reported...
Downtown Phoenix YMCA Closes for Good, Leaving 60 Tenants Scrambling
The Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA at 350 N. First Avenue will shut its doors for good on September 30, 2026, ending nearly 75 years of operation at the site. The Valley of the Sun YMCA says needed structural repairs and infrastructure upgrades made keeping the building running financially unsustainable, and the closure
Scottsdale Unified is considering closing these 7 schools as it faces declining enrollment
The Scottsdale Unified School District is considering school closures as it faces declining enrollment. At a governing board meeting on Tuesday, the district presented seven options for potential closures. The district's enrollment has declined 23% over the last 10 years. Superintendent Scott Menzel said there is an ex
Peoria Man Hid DMT Lab Behind Wall, Faces 7 Felonies After SWAT Raid
A hidden room built into the wall between the stairs and the laundry room of a Peoria house held something investigators rarely see in Maricopa County: an active DMT manufacturing operation. Jason Ginn, 49, now faces seven felony counts after the Peoria Police Department SWAT team breached his rented home near 75th Ave
Kenny Dillingham Puts Arizona State’s Historic Road Trip Into Perspective
Kenny Dillingham is leading the Arizona State Sun Devils into an unprecedented two-week period. The Sun Devils’ reward for a 70-7 win over Morgan State? A two-game stretch that begins on Saturday with a high-stakes game against #10 Texas A&M. Then, Dillingham and the Sun Devils travel to London for the Big 12 opener ag
Remote Work Fueled Arizona’s Migration Boom, Reshaping Towns From Phoenix To Cochise County
When remote work became normal, thousands of people sold expensive houses in California and the Northeast to buy homes in Arizona.
Gilbert breaks ground on new Heritage District road connection
Gilbert has broken ground on the Vaughn Avenue Connector, a new east-west connection designed to improve circulation and access as new development comes to the Heritage District

















