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A criminal investigation has been launched by the Arizona Attorney General's Office into Sun State Pools, a Scottsdale-based company facing dozens of complaints regarding unfinished or shoddy work. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors revoked the company's license following more than 30 open complaints, but customers a

Scottsdale has plenty of flashy dining rooms, but locals quietly point their GPS to one quirky gas‑station BBQ bistro that does things differently. Here, the smell of slow‑smoked brisket mingles with fuel, cinnamon rolls, and fresh espresso, and somehow it all makes perfect sense. From early‑bird breakfast burritos...

The city of Glendale offices will be closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday; however, many services and amenities will still be running for residents’ convenience and recreation. All residential garbage, recycling, and bulk trash collection schedules will be provided at regularly schedule

The city agreed to pay $605,000 after a lawsuit alleged firefighters dropped Ronald Shuck while carrying him from his home in a rolling office chair, causing paralysis and then death

Arizona student leaders prepare to pass AI policy that could be utilized in Arizona schools. Two students from Mountain Ridge High School in Glendale will represent Arizona in Boston this month at the 2026 Youth AI Leadership & Innovation Fellowship, where a national Artificial Intelligence policy will be passed. A...

The Phoenix City Council on Wednesday signed off on nearly $800,000 in legal settlements tied to separate lawsuits involving the city’s Police and Fire departments. The votes authorized a $220,000 payout in a police-related claim and a $605,000 payment in a Fire Department case, with the items passing quietly and witho

Authorities canceled a SAFE Alert on Thursday for a 61-year-old man receiving treatment at a hospital who was reported missing in Phoenix. Roland Myers was at Banner University Medical Center for mental health care when the alert was activated and staff recognized it was for one of their patients. He has been reunited

Phoenix police arrested a former Goodyear counselor after a teen reported he groomed her during sessions and sexually assaulted her in 2024, court records say.

Javier Lorenzano Nunez, who spent nearly a year in jail after being arrested for a 1998 Phoenix murder, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Phoenix Police Department and the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.

Stock image by SBSArtDept/Getty Images A homeowner in Scottsdale, Arizona, called Critter Evictors after hearing some unsettling scratches coming from the attic. Here's what it was. The post Homeowner Hears Scratching in Roof, and It’s Not What You Think appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .