Phoenix AZ

PHOENIX — High fire danger sticks with us this week across parts of Arizona. Red Flag Warnings continue for eastern Coconino County, along with much of Navajo and Apache counties. Wind gusts there could top 40 mph. With fire risk this high, please hold off on any outdoor burning....

What the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office hailed as a blockbuster marijuana bust, 76-year-old Thomas May describes as the day his lawful medical grow and retirement plans went up in smoke. May says a high-profile July warehouse raid by the sheriff’s office swept up marijuana he was legally cultivating for...

As usual, City Hall was the pool for damp debate. After sharp exchanges over “recycled water” at previous City Council meetings, an $8 million water credits purchase contract was volleyed June 23. Councilman Barry Graham splashed first, with “this should have stayed on the consent agenda.”. Mayor...

The Madison Fire Department announced Monday that three households totaling 15 people were displaced after a fire ripped through an eastside home early Monday morning.

"Thanks to the teamwork and fast response, everyone made it out safely."

Joybird, known for its handcrafted and customizable furniture, has expanded its retail presence into Arizona with the opening of its first showroom in the state. The post Joybird Opens First Arizona Showroom in Scottsdale appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .

Tucked away in Gilbert, Arizona, Caldwell County BBQ has quietly earned a reputation as one of the best BBQ spots in the entire state. With a 4.8-star rating from over 4,000 reviews, this Texas-style smokehouse is clearly doing something right. From melt-in-your-mouth brisket to fall-off-the-bone ribs, the menu is pack

Remember that 70-year-old lady who got taken for a ride after a helicopter rescue? Well, she’s poised to take home up to $2,000,000 in a settlement. Katalin Metro is an avid hiker who found herself in some trouble on Piestewa Peak mountain in Arizona. The news footage of her rescue from the hiking trail went […]

AVONDALE, Ariz. — A Valley woman is suing Avondale police in federal court, claiming officers entered her home without a warrant, pointed guns at her while she was half-asleep, and handcuffed her during a late-night confrontation that she says violated her civil rights. The lawsuit, filed by Ashley Bradley,...

For many drivers in the Valley, sitting at a red light on 67th Avenue or navigating a busy intersection during rush hour is just another part of the daily commute.