Gila River Indian Community extends youth curfew into the new year
A curfew for minors living within the Gila River Indian Community — just south of Phoenix — was supposed to expire by the end of December, but it will continue through the new year in an ongoing effort to stymie violent crime throughout the nearly 600-square-mile reservation. This...
Weekend wrap: Here are the biggest Arizona news stories from Dec. 26-28
PHOENIX — From upcoming freeway projects in 2026 to Arizona Lottery ticket winners and more, here are some of the top Arizona news stories from Dec. 26-28. Two Valley moving companies, Muscular Moving Men & Storage and M3 Commercial Moving & Logistics, broke ground on their joint headquarters in north Phoenix earlier...
Governor’s East Valley breakfast is Tuesday, Jan. 13
The East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance and PHX East Valley Partnership are presenting a breakfast where the guest of honor will be the Arizona governor.
10 Small Mexican Restaurants In Arizona Locals Recommend
Arizona has a rich culinary heritage deeply connected to Mexican traditions, and nowhere is this more evident than in the small, family-run restaurants scattered across the state. These hidden gems serve authentic Sonoran and regional Mexican dishes that have been passed down through generations, offering flavors you...
This Arizona Breakfast Spot Serves Creative Morning Plates Locals Say Are Worth The Wait
Craving a breakfast worth setting your alarm for in Phoenix? Snooze, an A.M. Eatery on East Camelback mixes playful vibes with seriously creative plates that locals swear are worth the wait. With a colorful retro feel, a buzzy patio, and a menu that never phones it in, you will find something you will daydream about...
The Enormous Thrift Store In Arizona That Turns $30 Into Bags Of Bargains
Ever had that moment when you find a designer jacket with the tags still on for less than the price of a pizza?. That’s the everyday magic happening at White Dove Thrift Shoppe in Scottsdale, where treasure hunting isn’t just a hobby—it’s practically a competitive sport.
Tempe bars could be required to have anti-drink spiking devices in 2026
TEMPE, Ariz. — The Tempe City Council is set to vote next month on a proposal that would require local bars to provide drug-testing kits and drink covers to patrons in an effort to curb drink spiking. The initiative, led by the city’s recently formed Drink Spiking Awareness and...
Valley law enforcement prep for DUI enforcement as New Year’s Eve approaches
With New Year's Eve coming up, law enforcement in the Valley are looking to crack down on drunk and impaired driving through DUI task forces.
Suspect tied to thefts at 15 Home Depot stores across the Valley arrested
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Scottsdale police have made an arrest following a series of thefts reported at Home Depot stores across the Valley. Jordan Morrell, 31, was arrested on Dec. 26 for allegedly stealing power tools from 15 different Home Depot stores throughout Maricopa County and selling the stolen items online,...
SAFE Alert issued for missing 68-year-old Phoenix man
PHOENIX — Authorities issued a SAFE Alert for a missing 68-year-old Phoenix man early Sunday morning. Raymond Ray was last seen in a manual wheelchair near 37th Street and McDowell Road on Saturday around 8 p.m. Ray was described as 5-foot-7 and weighs 134 pounds. He has brown eyes...
