Church group allowed to help homeless at Phoenix parks, judge rules
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A federal judge has temporarily blocked the city of Phoenix from enforcing its new park rules regarding helping the homeless against a church group. In a ruling issued Wednesday, Judge Krissa M. Lanham granted a temporary restraining order blocking the enforcement against St. Herman’s Table and its
Weekend traffic alert: Work continues to improve pavement on the SR 51 (June 12-14)
PHOENIX — Work crews will be working beginning Friday through Sunday morning on the following closures and restrictions this weekend. On their website, the Arizona Department of Transportation reported these work zones:. Southbound SR 51 closed between Indian School Road and I-10 from 9 p.m. Friday - 5 a.m....
‘Call 911’: Teens on e-bike injured in Phoenix crash after reportedly running stop sign
PHOENIX - New details have emerged regarding a Phoenix crash involving two teenagers on a mini-motorized bike. Police say the teens ran a stop sign before hitting an SUV. A neighbor who saw it all unfold recounted the chaotic scene. What they're saying:. "It was quick. I mean literally the...
Ping’s PLD Putting Lab showed me something I hadn’t seen before
A trip to Ping Golf's PLD Putting Lab showed me a whole new world for putter development. The post Ping’s PLD Putting Lab showed me something I hadn’t seen before appeared first on Golf .
Mystery Buyer Drops $17.82M On Pair Of Phoenix-Area 7‑Eleven Builds
A private investor has shelled out about $17.82 million in cash for two under-construction 7‑Eleven stores in the Phoenix metro, snapping up the retail pads while they are still working through permitting and buildout. The deal moves the projects off a developer’s balance sheet and into private investment hands, even t
Phoenix Cold-Case Shock as Aimee See Murder Trial Finally Reaches Court After 42 Years
On Friday, June 12, 2026, a Maricopa County courtroom opened a long-delayed chapter in Phoenix history, as jurors heard opening arguments in the cold-case prosecution of the 1984 killing of 22-year-old Aimee See. The decades-old case, revived as forensic DNA technology advanced, is now before a jury with defendant Davi
Phoenix couple indicted after allegedly plundering 25+ hardware stores
A Phoenix man and his girlfriend are charged with dozens of felony counts following an alleged months-long retail theft ring targeting more than two dozen home improvement stores across Maricopa County. Authorities say they tied Daniel Crouse to the theft of more than $30,000 in power tools and luxury goods...
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.
See if you qualify: Some AZ families can get up to $800 in utility...
As costs continue to rise, Arizona families may qualify for up to $800 in SRP utility help. See if you qualify for the assistance and attend events to get personalized help.
Phoenix woman rescued after getting lost on Colorado hiking trail
A 48-year-old Phoenix woman has been reunited with her family after becoming lost in the Colorado wilderness. The woman and her son became separated while hiking on a trail located just west of Telluride.

















