Teen brothers indicted for drive-by shootings in west Phoenix, Glendale
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two brothers are facing a slew of felony charges for their role in several drive-by shootings across the Valley. The Maricopa County Attorney’s office says 17-year-old John Paul Camacho Barron and his brother, 15-year-old Andrew Soto Barron, are being charged as adults. The shootings reportedly...
Chandler Police: Drugs packaged in unusual way
Chandler police shared some photos of a fairly unique drug bust that involved some of its officers and two other agencies. While patrolling the area around I-10 and Riggs Road, officers
Scammers use ‘DMV’ logo to collect cash, personal information: ADOT
PHOENIX – Scam texts have taken a multimedia approach to make the unsuspecting think they owe money to the Arizona Department of Transportation, state officials said. Some scammers are
Touching tortillas with bare hands among health violations at Phoenix area restaurants
Maricopa County health inspectors cited one metro Phoenix restaurant for four health violations during the week of July 14. Violations included touching tortillas with bare hands, defective dishwashers and plumbing issues. A priority violation is a major infraction that directly contributes to an increased risk of...
Teens charged as adults in drive-by shooting spree
Two teen brothers have been charged in a spree of drive-by shootings in Maricopa County last month. John Paul Camacho Barron, 16, and Andrew Soto Barron, 14, each were charged with multiple
Nick Cordova Killed While on FaceTime in Gilbert Arizona
Nicholas “Nick” Cordova was a familiar face in Gilbert, Arizona—a devoted husband, doting father, and ambitious entrepreneur whose warmth and dedication endeared him to family, friends, and customers alike. Born in the mid-1970s, Nick met his future wife Alysha at a family celebration in 2003. Their courtship...
Human remains found in Phoenix dumpster in 1984 identified as missing teen girl
PHOENIX — A young woman whose body was found in a Phoenix dumpster more than four decades ago has been identified. On June 10, 1984, the partial remains of an adolescent girl were found in an industrial area near 21st Avenue and McDowell Road. Investigators quickly determined that the...
Feeding wildlife is illegal, no matter the menu
Some people feed wildlife because they believe it helps the animals survive. Others want to attract them because they’re cute. Still others think it’s a good way to dispose of dead pigeons they’ve killed. Regardless of the reasons people put food out or what they put out,...
People Drive From All Over Arizona To Hunt For Bargains At This Massive Flea...
There’s something magical about discovering a vintage treasure that someone else considered junk, and Phoenix Park ‘n Swap in Phoenix, Arizona, is where these small miracles happen every weekend. This colossal marketplace has become a pilgrimage destination for bargain hunters, antique enthusiasts, and anyone who...
Scottsdale may offer refuge to Salt River Horses as State looks to thin herd
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — The state of Arizona is pushing to thin the herd of wild horses along the Salt River. The Arizona Department of Agriculture hires a third party to manage the horses. Right now, they are reviewing applicants to possibly replace the current group. They are also adding new regulations to this...