Woman found dead at north Phoenix apartments
Police say an investigation is underway after a woman was found dead at an apartment complex near 43rd Avenue and Bell Road.
WATCH: Food distributions continue amid wait for partial SNAP distribution
As Arizonans who rely on SNAP benefits still wait for a percentage of their November funds, volunteers handed out 150 large bags of food at a south Phoenix community distribution on Wednesday.
Phoenix nonprofit helping Green Card holders as new U.S. Citizenship test in place
Green Card holders hoping to become U.S. citizens will have to take a longer and harder citizenship test. A local nonprofit it offering help to those preparing to take the test.
Phoenix utility easement blocked by homeowner’s wall, upsetting neighbors
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A block wall built by a Phoenix homeowner has sparked a neighborhood controversy over access to water infrastructure that has irrigated the area’s lush landscaping for decades. The dispute centers on a Public Utility Easement, also known as a PUE, in the Pomelo Park neighborhood...
Arizona dad Christopher Scholtes dead after leaving 2-year-old daughter to die in hot car...
Christopher Scholtes, 37, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder after his two-year-old daughter, Parker, died in a hot car while he was allegedly playing video games and watching porn. An Arizona man was found dead after he faced sentencing for allegedly drinking beer, playing video games, and watching porn...
Phoenix Police Issue Silver Alert for Missing 57-Year-Old Joseph Guaragna as Public Urged to...
The Phoenix Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for 57-year-old Joseph “Joe” Karlos Guaragna, who went missing earlier this week. According to police, he was last seen around 5:00 p.m. on Monday near 31st Drive and Butler Avenue in Phoenix. The alert notes that Joe has a medical condition that makes him...
Living Without Stable Housing: One Woman’s Experience in Phoenix
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. This article shares the experience of a woman living without stable housing in Phoenix. She discusses early family difficulties and the daily challenge of finding a place to stay. The interview provides a direct account of her life and explains what it...
Micro Center in Phoenix: A look inside the new ‘tech-heaven’
People started lining up outside the new Micro Center Phoenix store on Tuesday night. And the crowd only grew from there. By Wednesday morning, hundreds of local geeks packed the sidewalk outside the 35,000-square-foot tech store for its first VIP access day. Employees were blown away by the turnout, but are...
Nashville singer cancels Arizona concert after assault, arrest in Utah
Todd Snider announced the cancellation of his U.S. tour on Nov. 3, the day he was supposed to have performed at the Van Buren in downtown Phoenix, after sustaining “severe injuries” during an assault outside his Salt Lake City hotel. Snider shared the news on Instagram. "We are heartbroken to announce the...
‘Your dad should beat you’: Cops told 16-year-old boy he had ‘no rights’ and...
The family of an Arizona teenager has filed a lawsuit against the Phoenix Police Department after its officers allegedly broke his wrist and busted open his chin while telling him his dad should beat him. Attorneys representing Sergio Nino III filed a lawsuit against the agency and three of its...

















