This Huge Arizona Thrift Store Is A Paradise For Anyone Who Loves Hunting For...
Tucked inside a shopping center at 2740 S Alma School Rd in Mesa, Arizona, Third Eye Thrift and Vintage is the kind of place that makes bargain hunters feel like they’ve struck gold. This eclectic second-hand shop is packed with carefully curated vintage clothing, local artwork, and one-of-a-kind finds that you simply
Phoenix cracks top 20 in national city rankings
Phoenix is well-situated in the top half of America’s 50 best cities, a new report shows. It’s one of several metros whose reputation goes beyond its performance — a key element in competitiveness.
Mesa husband pulls wife to safety after fire spreads to front of home
A Mesa man rescued his wife from their burning home Wednesday night after a fire that started with his truck quickly spread to the front of the house.
An HOA Tried To Tighten Parking Rules. Homeowners Packed the Meeting Until the Board...
An Ahwatukee homeowners association backed away from a new parking policy after an overflow crowd packed a Thursday night board meeting. The Foothills Club West HOA meeting drew angry residents who objected to rules that would have changed how people use garages, driveways, streets, and visitor parking, according to Ar
Suspect electrocuted while tampering with Mesa utility substation, police say
MESA, Ariz. - A welfare check early Sunday morning led Mesa police to a person who had been electrocuted while allegedly tampering with a utility substation, authorities said. The incident began at 5 a.m. on June 21, when Mesa police officers were dispatched to the area of Elliot Road and Signal Butte Road to check on
Denver builder withdraws from Metrocenter redevelopment project
Oakwood Homes has withdrawn from the $850 million Metrocenter redevelopment project, with a replacement builder expected to be named next week. The Denver-based homebuilder, which was selected as the exclusive homebuilder at The Metropolitan last fall, notified the master developer about a month ago of its plans to wit
Late-Night 19th And Camelback Crash Leaves Phoenix Pedestrian Dead
A woman died Friday night after a vehicle struck her near 19th Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix, according to police. Officers arrived just before 10 p.m. and found the adult with critical injuries. The Phoenix Fire Department took her to a hospital, where she later died. Investigators said the driver stayed at the
CEO says FlyEpic brings practical private aviation to the Pacific West
Founding CEO Toby Woods has a simple mantra at the FlyEpic, a fractional jet ownership company serving the West Coast. The line is a subtle nod to the evolving culture of private travel, where efficiency often matters more than glamour. “We’re positioning ourselves as this practical, intelligent solution for people...
Temperatures to approach 115 degrees before monsoon moisture brings storm chances
Phoenix temperatures reached 106 degrees on Father's Day, but strong high pressure will strengthen over the southwest, pushing temperatures to a peak of 115 degrees later this week.
ASU flips 2026 WR Jeremiah Johnson from Navy
When Arizona State wanted Jeremiah Johnson, his decision to cut short his high school graduation trip was an easy one. An international detour? No big deal. A 2026 wide receiver who graduated from Rancho Mirage (Calif.) High School earlier this month, Johnson was with his girlfriend's family in Puerto Vallarta last Wed

















