Barrow Neurological Institute study suggests how a person drives could predict dementia
The way you drive later in life could serve as an early warning sign of cognitive decline or dementia years before symptoms emerge. Before you start diagnosing every driver in the Phoenix-area with dementia, keep in mind more research is still needed. Dr. Chia-Ling Phuah is a physician-scientist at Barrow...
Jewelry, coins, collectibles on block at annual Arizona unclaimed property public auction
PHOENIX – Hundreds of jewelry pieces, coins and collectibles are up for grabs during the Arizona Department of Revenue’s annual public auction of unclaimed property. Bidding in the online auction opened Monday and runs until 3 p.m. Sunday. Buyers must register with Sierra Auction, host of the sale, before they can...
Arizona Weather Alert Today: Phoenix Faces 80% Rain Chance and Breezy February Winds Midweek
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Arizona – Gray clouds thicken over the Valley this morning as a cool breeze slips between buildings in downtown Phoenix. The air feels damp, and radar shows scattered showers pushing across the metro....
The Massive Thrift Store In Arizona That Treasure Hunters Say Takes A Full Day...
Walking into this place I realized my quick stop was about to turn into an all-afternoon adventure. This place sprawls across two full buildings, each packed floor to ceiling with everything from vintage furniture to designer clothing, and I watched seasoned thrifters arrive with empty tote bags and determination in...
Phoenix home prices are dropping more than almost any city in the West
The Phoenix housing market is kind of a weird one. Compared to many other cities in the western United States, Phoenix’s home prices are a bargain. But those of us who live here have seen home prices shoot up and up and up over the past half-decade. “Affordable,” after all, is a relative term.
Citrus in Arizona: ‘You can pretty much wipe out’ this C, grower says
From Mesa to Scottsdale to Surprise, orange groves used to cover much of Maricopa County, making citrus one of the industries that defined Arizona’s economy. But with nearly all of those oranges replaced by housing, malls and other developments, is citrus still one of the state’s five C’s?
These 5 Arizona cities have the most residents from out of town
Arizonans have a lot of complaints about each other. Phoenicians say Tucson is boring. Tucsonans say Phoenix is too sprawling and uses too much water. And people from every city fight over where the best Mexican food is. But if there's one thing that unites Arizonans, it's a sense of pride about being born or raised...
One person dead, and another seriously hurt after wrong-way crash in Tempe
One person is dead, and another is seriously hurt after a wrong-way crash early Sunday morning near the I-10 corridor in Tempe, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
The Best Greek Restaurants In Arizona You Must Try
If you’ve ever dreamed of strolling through narrow, sun‑kissed streets lined with white‑washed houses and the smell of fresh oregano drifting in the air, you don’t have to hop on a plane. Arizona hides a surprising handful of Greek gems that will whisk you straight to...
Couples tie the knot at pop-up wedding chapel in Scottsdale
Couples were getting hitched this Valentine's Day at the Arizona Strong Beer Festival. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz takes us to the pop-up wedding chapel where people got to be married by the king of rock and roll.
