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People gathered in the East Valley last weekend for the popular Mint at Night Market, a seasonal outdoor event featuring live entertainment, specialty food truck vendors, vintage and hand-made specialty gifts and items displayed in temporary kiosks and booths. The evening market showcased dozens of vendor booths sellin

PHOENIX — Happy Thursday!. We're staying on top of the latest happenings from across the Valley, state, and our nation for Thursday, May 14; here’s what you need to know as you start your day:. From Meteorologist Jorge Torres - Triple digits continue as we head toward the...

The Oregon Street garage sits at the corner of Oregon and Chicago streets. Since the beginning of 2024, Chandler police say there have been 30 calls for service to the garage for speeding and racing.

This former impact Sun Devil is making a major move at the pro level.

Gen Z is heading back to the mall for social experiences and exclusive in-store deals, new data shows.

Police say a man who caused a crash on Wednesday night at the intersection of 16th Street and Southern Avenue opened fire at witnesses who went to check on him. The man was arrested. No one was hurt.

GILBERT, AZ — A Gilbert elementary school is writing its final chapter. Pioneer Elementary has served the community for 41 years. On May 21, 2026, its doors close for good. One of Pioneer's teachers reached out to ABC15. She wanted her students to have one more memory before the school closed.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix Police detained two people after a shooting at a motel left one person hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Police received a call around 2:15 a.m. reporting a shooting at the Motel 6 near Interstate 17 and Thomas Road. Officers found at least one man who had been shot, and first re

A Mercer Island woman is taking Alaska Airlines to court after a Seattle-to-Phoenix flight allegedly plunged roughly 200 feet during severe turbulence on Dec. 26, 2024, injuring several flight attendants. In her lawsuit, she says passengers and crew were violently thrown into the cabin ceiling even though the seatbelt

(Aging Untold) — An Arizona couple’s experience with dozens of unwanted packages illustrates a growing fraud scheme that targets consumers across the country. Jeffrey Marshall and his wife, Judy, of Scottsdale, began receiving packages they didn’t order that contained random items including an oven shelf pad, dog nail