Vallarta To Open Store In Food Desert Area Of South Phoenix
Vallarta Supermarkets is planning to open its first Phoenix location in South Phoenix, according to a report on the city’s website. The story said the project is “an adaptive reuse, transforming a currently vacant space into a full-service, culturally rich grocery store. The placement of this grocery store will help ad
Arizona Police Arrest Glendale Man in Social Media Date Killing That Ended With Woman...
GLENDALE, AZ — Police in Glendale say a first meeting arranged through social media turned deadly, ending with 21-year-old Arianna Bailey Jones found in what investigators described as a shallow grave in the desert north of the Phoenix metro area. Authorities arrested 24-year-old Domonic Rodolico on Monday and charged.
Glendale Grill Star Ta’Carbon Crashes List of America’s Best Burritos
Ta'Carbon, the Glendale-born taqueria known for its melty "hazz" tacos, just grabbed a national spotlight. The Infatuation included the restaurant's Burro Haaz on its new list of the 23 Best Burritos in America. The shoutout drops a Valley staple into the national burrito chat and hands locals one more reason to brag.
Texas flooding: Guadalupe river overflows as AZ Task Force deploys
Floods in Kerr County, Texas have left at least two people dead. The Guadalupe River is overflowing leading to evacuations and water rescues. The Phoenix Fire Department is deploying a task force to help with search and rescue efforts.
Phoenix woman out $57K after casita project canceled, refund delayed
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix woman paid more than $57,000 up front for a backyard casita project that never broke ground. Months after canceling the contract, she has yet to receive any money back. Denise Walsh signed a contract with Quick Homes Arizona, LLC to build a casita for...
Storms fail to live up to expectations, but parts of metro Phoenix get doused
Monsoon thunderstorms that developed around the Valley late Thursday and early Friday were not as widespread as expected, but some areas got a good soaking. The heaviest pockets, with over an inch of rainfall, were in Mesa, Apache Junction, Scottsdale and Fountain Hills. The storm activity triggered a series of flash f
Hotshot driver out-of-service in Arizona for no CDL or emergency brake
The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) Highway Patrol removed a hotshot driver and commercial vehicle from service for multiple violations including no commercial driver’s license (CDL). On July 8, 2026, AZDPS troopers with the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit performed a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling
Mesa Police Sergeant Charged in Maricopa County With Tipping Off Suspect Before Chandler SWAT...
MESA, AZ — A Mesa police sergeant with 18 years on the job has been charged with hindering prosecution after prosecutors said he alerted a suspected drug dealer to an approaching SWAT operation. Court records say the warning gave the target time to move drugs and a firearm before officers arrived.
Arizona Couple Claims They Were Attacked by Hispanic Group Outside Club: ‘Should Never Happen...
A couple in Arizona shared a video claiming they were attacked by a group of Hispanic individuals outside a nightclub. The wife began the video by saying that she and her husband were assaulted in Scottsdale and asked whether anyone else had experienced something similar. She explained that they were walking back to th
Major pizza chain mass closures could leave many Arizona customers with fewer pizza options
Arizona has already felt the effects of Papa Johns’ nationwide restructuring, and additional closures could further reshape the chain’s footprint across the state. Earlier this year, Papa Johns announced plans…

















