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As the third anniversary of the murder of East Valley teenager Preston Lord approaches, suspect Taylor Sherman is scheduled for a settlement conference on Sept. 11 to potentially reach a plea deal with prosecutors. Sherman is one of seven suspects arrested in connection with Lord's 2023 beating death, and if...

Healthcare uniform apparel retailer Scrubs & Beyond has announced that all retail stores are closing. The company operates more than 100 locations.

A grieving family is trying to figure out how a Valley hospital released their husband and father's body to the wrong funeral home. Now, two months later, the family is still waiting for answers.

TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A man who officials say caused a deadly chain-reaction crash on an East Valley freeway almost two years ago, then fled the scene, was arrested this month. The Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) said troopers arrested Deone Xavier Holland, 37, after a long investigation....

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A family is questioning how a Mesa hospital released the body of a father and husband to a funeral home they never selected. Two months later, they are still waiting for answers. Raymond Wood Jr. died July 9 at age 54. His wife of 32...

Through a partnership with Phoenix Rescue Mission, Glendale Works gives homeless individuals real wages and a real pathway out of poverty, one workday at a time.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two people were hospitalized Thursday afternoon after a motorcycle crash in north Phoenix. Firefighters responded to 46th Street and Greenway Road around 2:22 p.m. for reports of a crash involving a car and a motorcycle carrying two people, the Phoenix Fire Department said. Crews found a...

The two Phoenix police officers at the center of an ongoing scandal are now officially on Maricopa County’s “Brady” list.

A pair of young suspects — just 12 and 13 years old — have been arrested after Glendale Police say they were connected to a string of Kia and Hyundai auto thefts across west Glendale. The investigation began after detectives noticed a spike in thefts involving the two...

Phoenix has agreed to pay $100,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a former Wall Street Journal reporter, who was handcuffed and illegally searched by a Phoenix police officer while working on a story.