Families seek answers as Native patients allegedly trafficked into fake sober homes
PHONEIX (TNND) — Their photos were shared in a desperate attempt for answers from the people they left behind — Native Americans and others who advocates say were lured into fraudulent sober living homes in Arizona with promises of free help for addiction, only to be exploited, harmed and, in some cases, killed.
Waymo recalls thousands of vehicles after Phoenix construction zone incidents
Waymo said they are making software improvements to thousands of their vehicles after several drove into construction zones on highways in Phoenix and San Francisco in recent months.
Mesa Police Say Porch Pirate Stole More Than $2,800 In Packages
A 28-year-old man in Mesa, Arizona, was arrested for allegedly stealing packages from front porches over a two-month period, with stolen items worth over $2,800 found in his home. A Mesa, Arizona, man is accused of stealing packages from front porches for more than two months, and police are looking...
Killed in broad daylight: Who shot Alisha Hale?
This June marks five years since Alisha Hale was shot and killed, but the 34-year-old's family is still left waiting for answers.
Woman killed after suspected DUI driver runs red light, Phoenix police say
PHOENIX - A 43-year-old woman is dead, and two other people are injured following a late-night, two-car crash Thursday involving a suspected impaired driver, authorities said. The fatal wreck occurred just before 11 p.m. near the busy intersection of 59th Avenue and McDowell Road. "Witnesses reported a black pick-up tr
The French Toast At This Arizona Diner Is So Good, You’ll Be Craving It...
Tucked away at 4515 N 7th Ave in Phoenix, Arizona, Joe’s Diner has been winning hearts one breakfast plate at a time. With a retro vibe, friendly staff, and comfort food that feels like a warm hug, this family-owned gem has earned a stellar 4.5-star rating from over 2,400 happy diners.
Fraudsters Target Phoenix Vacant Land, FBI Warns Owners
Scammers are trying to cash out on dirt they do not own in metro Phoenix, according to a new alert from the FBI’s local field office, which on Thursday warned that identity theft schemes involving vacant land sales are on the rise. The schemes lean on remote closings, forged paperwork and the lighter scrutiny that ofte
Valley couple claims storage facility auctioned items in their paid unit
A Valley couple says a mistake at a Phoenix storage facility cost them far more than money, leaving them searching for family heirlooms, personal keepsakes, even a loved one's ashes.
Food deliveryman finds toddler floating in Phoenix apartment pool
A 3-year-old boy is in extremely critical condition after being found floating in a central Phoenix apartment pool. A food deliveryman returning from work spotted the child in the water and called 911. Fire officials said the boy’s father came outside as dispatchers tried to walk adults through CPR. The father became o
Ex-Mesa employee sentenced to prison for stealing $655K from bank
MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A Mesa woman who stole $655,000 from a bank she managed has learned her punishment. A federal judge sentenced 35-year-old Brooke McDonough, formerly known as Brooke Taylor, to four years in prison on June 10. McDonough used to work as a branch manager for an...
