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GILBERT, Ariz. - An antique shop owner in Gilbert is asking for the public's help after she says a thief walked off with tens of thousands of dollars in jewelry. Police and the store owner are hoping surveillance footage will help identify the suspect. What we know:. The front door...

Flies and mold are never a welcome sight in a kitchen. Less obvious, but equally dangerous issues can stem from staff who don’t understand proper food safety. Health inspectors from the Maricopa County Environmental Services department found all of the above in Valley kitchens last month. Inspectors drop in...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Retired Phoenix Suns star Amar’e Stoudemire’s next assist? Keeping kids in South Florida schools safe. The six-time NBA All-Star graduated from the Miami Dade College School of Justice Basic Law Enforcement Academy after months of rigorous training, the college announced in an Instagram post Wednesday.

PHOENIX — Depending on where you are this Saturday and what time, you may see “No Kings” protesters. The nationwide demonstration is scheduled all across the Valley this weekend. It’s a movement that pushes back against the Trump administration. While some people may protest on Saturday...

CHANDLER, AZ — A Chandler-area man is facing felony stalking and terrorist threat charges after police say he left more than 100 voicemails for a former high school classmate and made threats about attacking a Pride parade. Austin Jay Curtis, 32, was arrested October 12 at his Gilbert residence,...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for stealing millions in COVID-19 relief funds meant for small businesses and spending the money for his own personal use. Between May 2020 and March 2024, Mohammed Maio conspired to fraudulently obtain and misuse relief funds...

A Scottsdale investment adviser who told his clients he was taking a personal sabbatical was actually about to begin a 12-month jail sentence for a DUI crash that injured passengers in another vehicle, according to Arizona securities regulators. The Arizona Corporation Commission has now revoked Paul Marascalco's investment adviser license and ordered him to pay a $2,500 penalty, finding he misled clients about his absence and then failed to disclose his felony conviction on mandatory state fili

The nationwide anti-Trump “No Kings” protests are returning to the Valley just a little more than two weeks ahead of Election Day this Saturday. With an approval rating of only 35%, the president is reaching new lows in popularity. He’s entered into an unpopular, persistent war with Iran that’s increased gas prices amid an affordability crisis. He’s focused his energy on White House ballrooms and presidential arches. The administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is still shooti

Council in late fall will decide if a proposed 30-unit, multistory townhome project is a good fit on land that sits across a canal from single-family homes in central Mesa. A date has not yet been set for the Greenfield Multifamily project seeking a rezone from single-family and a site plan review for the 1.9-acre site near Brown and Greenfield roads, according to a city spokesman.

A fast-growing Valley construction firm just dropped $17.6 million on a new headquarters in Tempe, and it's aiming for $1 billion in revenue in 2026. According to ABC15 Arizona, Nox Group purchased a 128,000-square-foot building at 1255 W. Washington St. in Tempe's Arroyo complex, paying $17.6 million for the property. The company is investing an estimated $30 million more to transform the building into a headquarters dedicated purely to office use, according to the same report. Justin and Jessi