At least 1 dead with large police presence in Chandler neighborhood
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — At least one person is dead Saturday morning in Chandler, prompting a large police response in a neighborhood. Details are still limited. A heavy police presence could be seen in a neighborhood off McQueen Road near Galveston Street, which is between Ray Road and Chandler Boulevard.
Residents say beloved Ahwatukee tree was cut down because Pride flags were displayed
PHOENIX — A beloved neighborhood tree in Ahwatukee that has served as a community gathering point for nearly a decade was cut down overnight, leaving neighbors searching for answers. For nearly 10 years, the "Ahwatukee Giving Tree" has been decorated for holidays and special occasions, including Christmas, Mardi Gras,.
How Arizona’s Extreme Climate is Changing the Way People Remodel Their Homes
A summer afternoon in Phoenix no longer looks the way it did a decade ago. Temperatures that once peaked in late July now arrive in April. Streets that used to cool down after sundown stay warm through midnight. For Arizona homeowners, this shift is not an abstract climate story. It shows up in contractor schedules, ma
La Chona Sports Bar Bringing the Party to Northwest Side of the City
The former Jay’s Cocktail Lounge space will soon be home to a new concept. La Chona is the name of a new sports bar under construction at 3208 W Indian School Road. The bar is being teased on social media, and will be a club-type setting serving drinks. The owner, Raquel Diaz, told What Now Phoenix she is hoping to ope
Uptown Phoenix Beer Shakeup As Dynamite Bar Fizzles And Sleepy Whale Swims In
Uptown Phoenix just swapped one beer bar for another. After a brief run at the northeast corner of Camelback Road and Central Avenue, a neighborhood taproom has quietly gone dark, and the space already has a new operator lined up. The team behind The Sleepy Whale says it will open a new craft taproom and kitchen in the
Mesa apartment tenants left without air conditioning
Residents at The Flats apartment complex in Mesa are experiencing indoor temperatures exceeding 95 degrees and say they've been without air conditioning for more than a month. Tenants are facing severe health concerns, with some seeking emergency medical care due to the extreme heat. Management notified residents Frida
ASU researcher discovers mushrooms could prevent flash floods on wildfire burn scars
Mushrooms could be an answer to wildfire-caused mudslides and flash flooding in Arizona. Arizona State University researcher Emmanuel Salifu is studying if mycelium, or the roots of mushrooms, could quickly restore damaged soils within wildfire burn scars. Wildfires damage soil health by removing the protective outer l
ASU Land Fight Erupts Over 124-Year-Old Downtown Phoenix House
Arizona State University, working through the Arizona Board of Regents, has gone to Maricopa County Superior Court to gain control of the 124-year-old Louis Emerson House at 623 N. Fourth Street, the last privately owned sliver inside the footprint of its ASU Health headquarters and new medical school. The small Queen
NOW HIRING: 8 Valley companies ready to hire YOU! (6/28)
Looking for a new career or just something part-time for some quick cash? Here are 8 Valley companies hiring NOW!. For more job resources, visit our Virtual Job Fair at abc15.com/JobFair. If your company is looking to hire, send your submissions to [email protected], and you may be featured!. 1. Rummel...
Shooting leaves two dead in Phoenix murder-suicide, PD says
PHOENIX - The Phoenix Police Department is investigating an apparent murder-suicide that left a man and woman dead Friday afternoon. The shooting happened near 99th Avenue and Camelback Road around 3:50 p.m. on June 26. "When officers arrived on the scene, they located an adult female and an adult male...

















