Sweating manikin helps ASU researchers learn how to make working in the heat safer
Anyone who’s spent any time outside in Phoenix during the summer knows what it means to sweat. Sweating can be difficult, though, to replicate that during scientific research. That’s where ANDI comes in. ANDI is a human-shaped thermal manikin that mimics the human body’s thermal regulation. That means ANDI...
Investor Puts $1.3 Million Phoenix Mountainside Home Up for Grabs in $10 Raffle
An Arizona homeowner decided not to list his property for sale, but rather he's raffling it off for only $10 a ticket.
10 Enormous Secondhand Stores In Arizona That Are Almost Too Good To Be True
Searching for incredible thrift stores in Arizona with deals that make your jaw drop?. These 10 secondhand wonderlands offer amazing bargains and exciting treasure hunts!. 1. Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Sunnyslope Thrift Store (Phoenix) This place is the perfect example of “don’t judge a book by...
Tempe couple pleads guilty after confrontation with ICE
TEMPE, Ariz. — A Tempe couple has pleaded guilty to charges related to a confrontation with immigration officials that occurred earlier this summer. Mehrzad Eidivand, 41, recently pleaded guilty to "alien in possession of firearms," and his wife, Linet Vartanniavartanians, 37, has pleaded guilty to making threats...
People Are Absolutely Stunned By These Viral Photos Of A Massive Dust Storm Swallowing...
A haboob is a massive dust storm that's formed when monsoon winds pick up dirt and sand. Winds in a haboob can reach gusts of up to 70 miles per hour, and the wall of dust can get up to 10,000 feet.
Emilie Kiser makes statement on son’s drowning death
CHANDLER, Ariz. — Emilie Kiser's declaration from her May lawsuit to seal records about her 3-year-old son Trigg's death is now public. 12News has learned Kiser’s son tripped and drowned in the backyard pool of their Chandler home. She had filed a lawsuit to block the release of certain government records about her...
Arizona’s first Holocaust education center opening in Phoenix
Earlier this summer, officials broke ground on what will be Arizona’s first Holocaust education center. The center will be located near I-10 and Central Avenue, just behind the Burton Barr Central Library. The center’s mission is “to be a resource to teach about the Holocaust to inspire students and...
Phoenix vanished in minutes last night — check out the wildest footage from Arizona’s...
Like a scene out of an apocalyptic movie, Phoenix disappeared in minutes last night. A fast-moving wall of dust—called a haboob—surged out ahead of thunderstorms, flipping day to night and dropping visibility to near zero. On Monday, August 25, the dust wall bulldozed across the metro, forcing a...
Giant Dust Cloud Plunges State Into Chaos With Blackouts and Canceled Flights
Patrick Breen/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Dust storms have battered southwestern U.S. states, grounding flights and leaving people without power. A dust cloud—known as a haboob—smashed through Phoenix and Arizona City, both in Arizona, on Monday. A similar event made the Burning Man Festival,...
‘Please Don’t Beat My A–!’: Black Chicago Cop Was Racially Profiled When He Was...
Without his badge and uniform, Jalen Woods discovered he was just another suspicious Black man in the eyes of police who last year pulled him […] ‘Please Don’t Beat My A–!’: Black Chicago Cop Was Racially Profiled When He Was Arrested In Arizona for Chirping His Tires, Lawsuit States
