Mesa ‘Goon Squad’ Park Rangers Put On Short Leash As Cops Take Over
The Mesa Police Department has officially taken the reins of the city’s Park Ranger unit after a months-long misconduct scandal in which some rangers dubbed themselves a “Goon Squad” and were accused of rough and racially charged tactics in city parks. City officials say the shakeup is supposed to bring tighter...
Buc-ee’s billboard goes up in Goodyear ahead of opening
The beavers are at work in the city of Goodyear, as a new billboard has popped up, letting people know the convenience station is coming soon.
U.S. military to conduct exercises in Phoenix over the next month
Starting Wednesday night, the U.S. military will be conducting training exercises in Phoenix, according to an advisory from the Phoenix Police Department posted to Facebook. The exercises will occur primarily in the “evening and night hours,” according to the post, and will continue through Feb. 13. The department’s...
Church donates 40K pounds of food to St. Mary’s Food Bank
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating 40,000 pounds of food to St. Mary's Food Bank, in honor of the America250 celebration to commemorate the United States' 250th anniversary.
Man Shot and Killed After Reportedly Intervening When a Person Cut the Bathroom Line...
"My brother was more than this tragedy," Delca Kaster said in memory of her late brother Danny Lyn Kaster
Isabella Comas’ car found with blood stains inside, new court documents reveal
New court documents describe in detail the investigation into Isabella Comas’ disappearance. Over one week after a Turquoise Alert was sent out, the 21-year-old is still missing.
Feisty Phoenix Hawk ‘Feral’ Put Down After Suspected Power-Line Shock
The red-tailed hawk locals knew as Feral, first rescued after a showdown with a colony of cats in a Phoenix neighborhood, has died after what rescuers believe was an electrocution from a power line. The bird had been recovering at Wild At Heart Raptor Rescue north of Phoenix when medics discovered severe wing damage...
5 Vehicles Built for Phoenix Heat vs 5 That Age Too Fast
Living in Phoenix means dealing with some of the most extreme temperatures in the U.S. Summers frequently surpass 110°F, pavement can exceed 150°F, and vehicles are constantly exposed to relentless sun. Heat isn’t just uncomfortable it actively accelerates wear on engines, transmissions, batteries, interiors, and...
Body Found at Construction Site Identified as Missing 91-Year-Old Grandpa Who Disappeared Weeks Ago
The Arizona Department of Public Safety issued a SAFE alert for Apolonio Romero, who had dementia and Type 2 diabetes, on Jan. 3
This iconic Phoenix alternative station returns after decades away
A beloved Arizona alternative radio favorite has clawed its way back from the dead onto the Valley airwaves, this time with an AI-powered soul. On Jan. 15, Phoenix station The Zone returned to the FM dial at 94.9 FM, spinning a mix of adult alternative artists from the past and present.
