Mesa park leaders resign after investigation finds misconduct by Rangers
Two Mesa park leaders have resigned after an investigation into the Park Rangers found misconduct, according to a city press release.
Woman battling cancer surprised with outdoor holiday lights by Phoenix company
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — We have a merry update on Something Good we told you about a few weeks ago!. You might recall that a Valley company recently offered to install professional holiday lights on a deserving person’s home, free of charge. Nominations were submitted to Trimlight Phoenix, and now, one woman’s home is...
Arizona firefighter battles for cancer benefits after a comma error creates a legal loophole...
A single missing comma in Arizona law almost cost a firefighter his cancer coverage.
Phoenix Shooter Zachery Shropshire Sentenced to 45 Years for Fatal Attack on Construction Crew...
In Maricopa County, Zachery Shropshire, born in May 1989, was sentenced to 45 years in prison for a violent attack on a Phoenix construction crew that resulted in the death of a worker. The sentence was announced by Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell. The attack occurred more than a year ago.
Thousands Warned to Stay Inside in Arizona, California
Thousands are under an "unhealthy" Air Quality Index, leading to an advisory from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Phoenix proposes ban on volunteer medical aid to homeless in parks
Phoenix leaders will consider banning people from providing medical treatment and needles to the homeless at city parks. Unless they have the city’s permission, individuals and groups won’t be allowed to host events that are designed to offer medical care for the unhoused. They also can’t distribute sterile syringes...
Record December heat hits Phoenix with more on the way
Phoenix set a new record high Sunday, and the heat isn't going anywhere. The Valley of the Sun may also see record heat on Monday. Northern Arizona will also see warmer-than-usual temperatures with little relief in sight.
Phoenix Jewish community stays strong to celebrate Hanukkah following Sydney attack
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Jewish community in downtown Phoenix celebrated the first night of Hanukkah on Sunday with music, food and prayer. Their hearts were heavy as they reflected on a deadly attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, Australia. Two gunmen opened fire on a beach, killing at...
‘We’re the blessed ones to be down here’: Thousands turn out to show support...
PHOENIX — Thousands of people lined up outside Phoenix Children's Hospital on Saturday evening, candles in hand, for one powerful purpose: to let sick children and their families know they are not alone this Christmas. The 13th annual Ignite Hope event brought together families, hospital staff, therapy dogs and...
Single mother’s car filled with children’s Christmas gifts stolen from Phoenix driveway
PHOENIX - Just weeks before Christmas, a Phoenix family woke up to find they were targeted by a real-life Grinch after their car was stolen. Elizabeth Vasquez, a single mother, said she is not in the financial position to deal with this. She wishes she had at least taken the presents out of the car, but said she...
