Swimming In Arizona: Navigating Pool Drainage Rules By City
Swimming is a relief in Arizona's heat, but pool owners must follow strict local rules for draining. Each city has unique regulations to protect our precious desert environment.
NOW HIRING: 8 Valley companies ready to hire YOU! (6/14)
Looking for a new career or just something part-time for some quick cash? Here are 8 Valley companies hiring NOW!. For more job resources, visit our Virtual Job Fair at abc15.com/JobFair. If your company is looking to hire, send your submissions to [email protected], and you may be featured!. 1. Looking...
Scottsdale Builder Snaps Up 200 Acres In Big Prescott Valley Play
Scottsdale-based Hunn Development has closed on the final 200 acres of a long-stalled master-planned tract just outside Prescott Valley, wrapping the deal on Friday, June 12, 2026. The company says it plans to build roughly 1,100 homes across multiple phases. The purchase puts a long-dormant parcel back in play as buil
Phoenix to Vincennes Meth Pipeline Reportedly Halted
State officials report a recent drug seizure has stopped a pipeline of drugs from Phoenix, Arizona to Vincennes. Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined Indiana State Police to highlight major public safety gains across Southern Indiana do far this year. That includes the dismantling of interstate drug trafficking networks,
Meet Circa, the mini truck serving big flavor around Phoenix
A Circa Coffee morning starts long before the first customer approaches Kayla Slepack’s custom-built Japanese mini truck. It begins with the cracking sound of roasting beans and the distant barking of her dogs. Slepack has spent more than a decade in the coffee industry. During the week, she works...
The FAA wants to change Phoenix’s flight paths. But the city has concerns over...
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed consolidating flight paths over greater Phoenix, but the city is asking the FAA to consider alternatives over noise concerns. In efforts to modernize the Phoenix airspace, the FAA has proposed moving away from dispersed flight paths to satellite guided paths. These paths
North Phoenix Gains a 7,700 Square Foot Breakfast Spot on Agua Fria Freeway That...
North Phoenix has a new morning magnet, and it is not trying to be quiet...
Affordable, Americana-style bar opens downtown. Take a peek inside
How many spots can you dine in downtown Phoenix for under $20? If you’re having trouble coming up with more than one or two, you’re not alone. That dearth of affordable neighborhood joints prompted industry veterans Robert Cissell, Ariel Bracamonte and developer Chuckie Duff to create one. Pinky’s...
Suspect dead after officer-involved shooting in north Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — One suspect is dead after a police shooting in north Phoenix Thursday evening. It happened near 23rd Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road. Police said no officers were hurt in the shooting. Video from Arizona’s Family news chopper showed a body in the road in front of...
Couple indicted in string of retail thefts at home improvement stores in Arizona
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — A couple is facing felony charges in connection with a string of thefts at home improvement stores across the Valley. Daniel Crouse, 33, and Stephanie Bandin, 38, were indicted June 3, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Thursday. Prosecutors say Crouse stole power tools from...
