Phoenix considers banning ICE agents from operating on city property
The Phoenix City Council is considering an initiative regarding ICE operations on city property. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez learns more about the community transparency initiative.
Arizona sober bars grow as young adults cut back on alcohol
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Arizona nights out may be getting less boozy as new research finds more young people are opting out of alcohol, changing what a night out looks like. State liquor tax revenue is down by millions so far this year, and experts say it could be because more young adults are pouring the brakes on...
Suspected fentanyl dealer charged with manslaughter in overdose death
MESA, Ariz. — A suspected drug dealer has been charged in the death of a person he allegedly sold fentanyl to. Police arrested 45-year-old James Amalfi who is now charged with reckless manslaughter, sale of lethal fentanyl and drug possession. According to court documents, Amalfi sold a white powdery...
Across-the-board pay increases at Scottsdale Unified
After a weeklong spring break, classes at Scottsdale Unified School District resumed Monday. Teachers and administrators may have extra-wide smiles, as they will be getting pay bumps in the coming months. Other Scottsdale Unified employees, including health and instructional assistants, may not be as happy after...
Peaches is back, and she’s not done shocking you
Time has not softened Peaches. The Berlin-based artist, born Merrill Nisker, made her long-awaited return to American stages Tuesday night at Walter Studios in Phoenix, one stop on her current U.S. tour supporting “No Lube So Rude,” her first album in more than a decade. The show delivered a theatrical,...
162KSF Costco with Car Wash Coming to SRPMIC
In its March 11 meeting, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council voted 8-0 to approve two resolutions that will enable the development of a 162KSF Costco warehouse store and fuel center on Community land at Pima Road and Montecito Avenue, north of Pima and Indian School roads. The project...
Gun store owner indicted for trying to give guns to cartels
PHOENIX, Arizona — A federal grand jury in Phoenix returned a superseding indictment against Laurence Gray of Hereford, Arizona. Gray was indicted for attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and conspiracy to provide support to a designated foreign terrorist organization in 2025,...
Fandom and fantasy collide at The Arizona Renaissance Festival
Hear ye, hear ye: The 2026 Arizona Renaissance Festival hath come to town, bringing with it a haven for fantasy lovers and an escape from everyday life. Fairies, princesses and knights exist in storybooks, but for a few weeks every spring, they come to life, and many ASU students make the drive out to visit their...
Scottsdale Development Review Board in limbo
The rallying cry of concerned citizens may be: “Save the DRB!”. If so, that likely would be in vain, as a new state law requires Scottsdale and other cities to make development decisions behind closed doors. While this is not a big deal in places like Phoenix, which have...
Driver Bolts After Deadly Mesa Hit-and-Run Near Southern Avenue
A woman was killed Monday night after a driver hit her and took off from the scene near Southern Avenue and San Jose in Mesa, according to police. Officers shut down lanes and worked the intersection for several hours while investigators documented evidence. Authorities have not yet released the woman’s name.
