The Most Gorgeous Golf Course In America Is In Arizona And It’s Not In...
Listen, we all know Scottsdale thinks it’s the undisputed king of the green, but I’m about to drop a major truth bomb that might ruffle a few feathers. If you think you’ve seen the absolute best views Arizona has to offer while chasing a little white ball around, you need to prepare yourself for a reality check.
Firefighters responding to reports of woman with arm stuck in yogurt machine
PHOENIX — Firefighters responded to reports of a woman with her arm stuck in a yogurt machine Friday night, officials said. >> Download the 12News app for the latest local breaking news straight to your phone. Crews were called to a yogurt shop called Oh My Gurt near 15th...
Scottsdale mayor’s chief of staff fired following 65-day investigation
PHOENIX — Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s chief of staff was fired Friday following a 65-day investigation. Borowsky was informed by city management of the decision to terminate her top aide, R. Lamar Whitmer. “To be clear, I do not condone inappropriate workplace conversations, did not witness them and...
💰 Scottsdale to Review Possible Citywide Fee Increases May 19
The Scottsdale City Council may vote on new or increased citywide rates and fees for the 2026/27 fiscal year at its meeting on May 19, 2026, at 5 p.m. in the City Hall Kiva, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd. The proposals could affect departments such as Water Resources, Solid Waste, Parks & Recreation, Police, and more.
Scottsdale Newcomer’s U-Haul Nightmare, $60K Vanishes, Two Nabbed In Cornville
What started as a routine move to Scottsdale turned into a high-dollar headache for one woman, who says about $60,000 worth of her belongings vanished from the U-Haul she used to relocate. Yavapai County deputies later arrested two people after a March 18 search at a Cornville home turned up some of her missing...
From restoring old tools to thousands of diary pages, Duane Roen keeps a strong...
It’s a warm afternoon in Tempe, and a former Arizona State University professor is showing off his collection of antique hand tools. DUANE ROEN: We’re looking at over a hundred handsaws here, I’ve restored most of them, some of them still need to be restored, like, some of them date back to the 1800s.
Fry Bread House: A taste of Indigenous culture
Fry Bread House not only packs delicious ingredients between a fluffy piece of frybread but also a whole lot of history. Richard Perry, co-owner of Fry Bread House, said it is a unique restaurant that uses frybread as the main part of their menu. Frybread, Perry said, was created by...
Sun City couple accused of causing series of terrifying road rage incidents
SUN CITY, AZ (AZFamily) — A Sun City couple is facing more than a dozen felony charges after police said they caused three dangerous road rage incidents during the past month using weapons like a hammer, a hatchet and bricks. According to the probable cause statement, the first incident...
Grasshopper Invasion Turns Phoenix Commute Into Crawling Chaos
The Valley is hopping, and not in the fun nightlife way. A startling number of grasshoppers have popped up across the Phoenix area this week, splattering windshields, piling in parking lots and unnerving commuters. Residents and drivers across the metro are posting photos and videos of the insects clinging to cars,...
Woman ‘beyond resuscitation’ after pulled from Phoenix pool
PHOENIX — A woman has died after she was pulled from a backyard pool in Phoenix on Friday. The Phoenix Police Department responded to reports of a drowning at about 1:30 p.m. near 83rd Avenue and Camelback Road. Upon arrival, crews found an unconscious woman in the backyard pool of the residence.

















