Phoenix AZ

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two local Vietnam veterans were honored with service dogs through Fulton Homes and the Operation K9 Companion Program. Marine Corps veteran Wes Fortman is graduating from the program after he started training with his service dog, Ramon, earlier this year. Army veteran Tony Lee is returning...

NEWARK, NJ (AZFamily) — A protester from Phoenix was charged with assault on a federal law enforcement officer for punching a federal agent in the face during a protest in New Jersey last week, federal prosecutors said. According to court documents, on Friday, June 5, officers and special agents...

Tucked along East Camelback Road in Phoenix, Thrift to Thrive is not your average secondhand shop. Shoppers from all over Arizona make the trip just to browse its beautifully organized aisles filled with clothing, home decor, furniture, and one-of-a-kind treasures. What makes this place extra special is the cause behin

Seafood City is casting a wide net for talent as it gets ready to drop anchor at Chandler Fashion Center, hiring more than 100 workers for its first Arizona supermarket. The roughly 65,000-square-foot store is slated to take over the mall’s former Sears space in July, pairing a full grocery floor with a multi-vendor fo

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix man is facing charges after police say he tried to light his apartment on fire when he was to . According to court paperwork, 29-year-old Christopher Everhart is accused of lighting three separate fires at the Alta Vista Village Apartments near 39th and Grand avenues.

A megachurch with thousands of attendees in the Valley is closer to owning 19 acres of land near Topgolf Gilbert — where it plans to build a new church.

A new future is on the horizon for a piece of Phoenix history. The city of Phoenix is looking for developers to build out city-owned property at the former Christown Spectrum Mall.

Father’s Day reveals a dad’s true personality — the steak-and-whiskey traditionalist, the “I know a shortcut” adventurer, or the guy who says “no gifts” but lights up at the idea of brunch. Phoenix Metro is packed with spots that lean into all of it, from neighborhood joints to upscale brunch. Here are settings where d

Five people are in custody, including an 18-year-old caught at the border, after a violent Chandler home invasion that left an elderly man and his disabled daughter hospitalized.

Every month, we round up the Valley’s recent restaurant closures. But this spring, we started to notice a pattern. Restaurants that have served customers for 30, 40 and even 50 years said their goodbyes. Some closures were due to owners retiring after a lifetime of serving the Valley. Other...