Church group sues Phoenix over parks ordinance limiting homeless aid
In May, when the Phoenix City Council passed a divisive new parks ordinance prohibiting unpermitted food distribution and medical treatment in city parks, advocates who work with unhoused people predicted lawsuits. This week, that prediction panned out. On Tuesday, a Christian Orthodox church group that feeds homeless
Suspect pleads guilty to murder of New River pastor in court
PHOENIX, Arizona — Adam Sheafe pleaded guilty Friday morning for the murder of William Schonemann, the pastor at New River Bible Chapel, according to officials with the Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County. He pled guilty as charged to the following offenses:. Multiple counts of attempt to commit...
Mother of teen arrested after he was hit by car while riding e-bike
GILBERT, Ariz. — The mother of a teen was arrested and the teen was cited after the teen was hit by a car while riding an e-bike. The driver was also cited in the incident. Crews were called to the area of the Lindsay Trail Crossing near Freestone Park around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday for reports of a crash, according to Gil
Mesa store named top 100 donut shops in the U.S.
June 5 is National Donut Day, and this year, Doordash named one East Valley spot as one of the top 100 donut shops in the country. FOX 10's Annalisa Pardo has more on the Dutch Donut Factory in Mesa.
Queen Creek police warn teen e-bike chaos is escalating
Queen Creek police say teen e-bike gatherings are leading to more dangerous encounters. New numbers show juvenile disturbance and e-bike calls have more than doubled compared with last year. Officers say some cases are escalating into assaults, and as Micaela Marshall reports, parents may be held accountable.
Summer Brawl Warning, Phoenix Prosecutor Sounds Alarm on Teen ‘Swarm’ Attacks
Summer is barely underway in the Valley, and Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is already sounding the alarm about what happens when bored teenagers move from group chats to group beatings. Mitchell warned Friday that teen violence across the Valley has climbed, and that the start of summer break could...
Reyes Beverage buys Phoenix distribution facility where layoffs were announced
A deal between two national liquor distributors has closed, shedding some light on the status of potential Valley layoffs.
It Started in Arizona – And It Quietly Shaped How America Builds, Lives, and...
There’s something about Arizona that always felt different. Maybe it’s the raw heat, the impossible landscapes, or the way history hangs in the air like dust after a summer storm. Most people think of it as canyons and cacti. They’re not wrong, but they’re missing the bigger picture. Arizona didn’t just sit still while
Tempe Center for the Arts 2026-27 schedule: Every show announced (so far)
Tempe Center for the Arts has carved its own corner of the Valley’s cultural landscape. Like other local venues, the 88,000-square-foot performing and visual arts institution offers a diverse mix of shows and events. That’s where the similarities end. TCA features a unique mix of concerts, dance performances...
Flight delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor due to staffing shortages, FAA says
PHOENIX — Over 200 flights have been delayed, canceled, or diverted at Phoenix Sky Harbor on Thursday afternoon, according to the airport. The Sky Harbor airport page says that "weather and other conditions in other parts of the nation may affect flights in Phoenix," and the FAA's Air Traffic Control System Command Cen

















