Weekend wrap: Here are the biggest Arizona news stories from Fourth of July weekend
From crews battling wildfires around the state to new planned businesses, here are some of the top Arizona news stories from Fourth of July weekend. The Mina Fire that started near Yarnell northwest of the Valley on Saturday was nearly fully contained by Sunday, authorities said. Zones 2408, 2411 and...
Arizona piano teacher helps Irish teen Freya Terris make one-handed music history
PHOENIX - Piano has always been a part of Freya Terris' life. "The first thing I remember really doing was playing Defying Gravity from Wicked with my piano teacher ... I was about six," Terris said. Two years ago, everything changed. "It might be fair to say I love playing...
America 250: Phoenix hosts fun, fireworks at Steele Indian School Park
The 38th annual Phoenix Fabulous Fourth is scheduled to begin at Steele Indian School Park to celebrate Independence Day and America's 250th birthday. The event features an ice cream eating contest, inflatables, water slides, a classic car show, live music, and a special Veterans Village with dedicated fireworks seatin
Extreme heat returns to Phoenix with highs up to 115 this week
Extreme heat is returning to the Valley. First Alert Weather Days have been issued for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as highs climb up to 115.
Phoenix farm shows backyard mesquite pods can become a sweet ingredient
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — For the second edition of Desert Table, the series is looking beyond restaurant walls and into the Sonoran Desert itself, where local growers and creators say Arizona’s landscape has shaped the region’s food story for generations. At The Urban Farm in Phoenix, the lesson...
Buc-ee’s opens its westernmost US location yet, and even more stores are planned
Buc-ee's opened its westernmost location in Goodyear, Ariz., as the Texas travel center chain expands with more stores planned.
Mesa courting more foreign industrial investment
The city Office of Economic Development’s Foreign Direct Investment strategy is targeting countries such as Japan, Taiwan and Germany to recruit export-oriented, capital-intensive industries to Mesa. The department launched the strategy this year. “Our strategy focuses on attracting export-oriented, capital-intensive i
Opinion: Chandler is stronger than ever
Serving as Chandler’s mayor is a grand adventure that continues today. Our community is stronger than ever, and our treasure is in plain sight and on full display through people who make Chandler what it is: resilient, innovative, caring and full of promise. From our early days as a...
Phoenix man, 89, heads to court as ASU tries to take one of the...
"You don't know from day to day if you're gonna find the house on the corner."
Mesa apartment fire caused by fireworks, officials say
Fireworks started an apartment fire in the East Valley on Saturday, according to Mesa fire officials.

















