11 Arizona Mexican Restaurants So Good They Deserve A Spot On Your Food Bucket...
A great Mexican meal can ruin every mediocre taco you eat afterward. Once you find the kind of salsa, tortillas, and slow-cooked fillings that actually stick in your memory, the bar gets much higher. Arizona makes that problem easy to have. Across the state, certain restaurants have built serious followings...
Granddaughter speaks out after Chandler woman dies amid alleged neglect
Allen Page, 64, was arrested on second-degree murder and vulnerable adult abuse charges following the death of his 84-year-old mother. Chandler police say Mary Elenz died at a care facility after being found unresponsive in a trash-filled room with open sores and maggots. Elenz's granddaughter says the family trusted h
$2,000 reward offered in 22-year-old Gila River Indian Community murder case
MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz. - Phoenix police detectives are still searching for answers in a 22-year-old cold case that left a woman dead inside her home. Detective Mike Fischer said the homicide happened in July 2004, where the victim, Carolyn Hernandez, was found inside her house at the Gila River Indian Community. Hernan
Pedestrian struck, killed on Deer Valley Road in north Phoenix
PHOENIX - A 39-year-old man is dead after being hit by a car early Saturday morning in north Phoenix, according to police. Phoenix Police and Fire Department crews responded to reports of a crash involving a pedestrian near 33rd Drive and Deer Valley Road, just east of 35th Avenue, at about 4 a.m. First responders foun
Phoenix man busted in $8M school fraud scheme for $30K-a-month Miami mansion
Federal agents arrested 62-year-old Phoenix resident Jonathan Ballew for his role in an $8 million kickback scheme targeting an Ohio public school. Ballew allegedly used four shell companies to send fake invoices for non-existent educational services, splitting over $4 million in illicit payouts with the school's opera
Phoenix-based Honeywell Aerospace to pay $2M for allegedly violating False Claims Act
Honeywell Aerospace Inc., based in Phoenix, has agreed to pay around $2 million to resolve allegations that the company is liable under the False Claims Act for failure to comply with cybersecurity requirements in a U.S. Department of Defense contract, according to the Justice Department. The corporation provides aeros
Seven Arizona Burger Joints Where The Green Chile Cheeseburger Is Made From Scratch
Green chile and a burger might be the best pairing Arizona has to offer, especially when the chiles are roasted in-house and the patties are formed by hand. Across the state, a handful of spots take the extra time to build this classic from scratch instead of shortcutting it. That...
This Phoenix, Arizona Diner Piles On Thick Milkshakes And Steamed Sliders With Pure Chicago...
Walk through the door here and you might swear you just landed in a Chicago neighborhood joint, complete with team-blue walls and cheering crowds on the TV. This unassuming spot in Arizona has been quietly serving sliders and shakes so good that folks who grew up near the Windy City say it tastes like home.
Security expert: Camera likely ‘slipped through the cracks’ at Corona Del Sol
Parents remain without many answers in the wake of the arrest of a former Tempe Union High School District employee and the subsequent voyeurism investigation at Corona Del Sol High School.
Phoenix looking for reading tutors
Only 27% of Phoenix third graders are reading at grade level, yet adults age 50 and older can help change that. By volunteering as a literacy tutor with AARP Experience Corps Phoenix, you can

















