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From the search for Nancy Guthrie entering its 100th day to a welfare check leading to a grim discovery in Mesa, here's a look at your top headlines for the morning of May 11. 4. "I do think this will be solved" 5. Child found in "deplorable" conditions. Featured. A...

PHOENIX — Five people are displaced and three dogs are dead after an apartment fire in Glendale, according to the Glendale Fire Department. The fire broke out around 11 a.m. Monday near Camelback and 59th avenues. Two units were affected. According to the fire department, no firefighters were injured.

That first job out of college can really make or break your professional and adult life. Pick a city that doesn’t have many entry-level roles, and you might be miserably job hunting for months. Find a position in a city with a high cost of living, and your fun new paycheck might not feel so fun after most of it goes to

Poolhouse Group is opening its first permanent Poolboy Taco in Phoenix’s Arcadia, offering personality-driven tacos, comfort foods, and drinks in a 2,100-square-foot space.

Tucked into the Garfield neighborhood, Alcove is the kind of place you could easily miss if you weren’t looking for it. But that is also the point. Located on the northeast corner of 10th and Pierce streets near downtown Phoenix, sits a “little spot within a spot,” as owner Mariah Coen describes it, designed to feel le

PHOENIX — A call about a 20-year-old shoplifting suspect in Phoenix turned violent and led police to find a fugitive wanted for murder, according to court paperwork. Court records say on May 2, 20-year-old Adam Velasquez stole a Gatorade from a Lowe’s near Interstate 17 and Thunderbird Road. When an officer contacted h

Despite being one of the most memorable holidays of the year, Mother’s Day can be quite the experience for many of us. Besides fighting for a table at a restaurant and organizing an outing with all the family, you then need to deal with high prices. And while some people are entitled to complain about this date being t

Phoenix police arrested 32-year-old Christopher Ebanks for a "brutal" murder and partial dismemberment near 24th and Oak streets. Investigators allege Ebanks killed a man during an argument and forced the victim's girlfriend to clean the scene and hide the body. Ebanks is held on a $1 million bond on charges...

Arizona’s latest traffic camera rollout is already sparking legal questions over how enforceable the citations really are

ZenniHome LLC, a Mesa-based modular-home builder that had been working on housing for the Navajo Nation, filed Chapter 7 liquidation papers in federal bankruptcy court in Delaware the day before a scheduled receivership hearing in Maricopa County. The move pauses local efforts to place the company under a court-appoint