Man doused ex-girlfriend in gasoline, set her on fire after breakup: Phoenix PD
Phoenix police arrested Anthony Nahle, 24, after he allegedly poured gasoline on his ex-girlfriend and ignited her outside her apartment following a May breakup. Police say the victim was forced to undergo multiple skin graft surgeries while lying to hospital staff that her injuries stemmed from a carburetor fire, as N
Severe Thunderstorms and a Tornado Chance Expected For Tucson Arizona
Arizona Weather Force has issued a double watch, the Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Pinal and Phoenix and the highest one, the Tornado Watch for Tucson ... effective now till 11pm ...
Tempe outreach helps homeless individuals find jobs and housing
Tempe's homeless outreach consists of multiple programs working as a pipeline to move vulnerable residents off the streets and into stable housing — and for some, that means a new job, too.
Most expensive home sale in Arizona history sells for $40.2M
Arizona luxury real estate just shifted into a higher gear — quite literally. A sprawling Paradise Valley estate featuring everything from an indoor go-kart track to a private shooting range sold for $40.2 million in July, setting a new record for the most expensive home sale in Arizona history.
Chandler, get ready for Late Night Madness at Seafood City
Fans of Arizona's newly opened Seafood City in Chandler haven't yet received the full experience the Filipino grocery chain has to offer: Late Night Madness. Why it matters: The California-based franchise periodically extends its hours to host boisterous community parties with local DJs and street food — and the Chandl
Avondale Tech Center breaks ground on industrial campus
Creation, a real estate development and alternative investment firm, in partnership with a real estate fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital, has begun construction on Avondale Tech Center, a three-building Class-A industrial campus spanning 38 acres and totaling approximately 700,000 square feet. Located along Interst
These 8 Arizona Mexican Bakeries Sell The Pan Dulce And Conchas Locals Grew Up...
There is something comforting about walking into a Mexican bakery, grabbing a metal tray and a pair of tongs, and picking out warm conchas, empanadas, and other pan dulce. Across Arizona, family-run panaderias have been doing this for decades, and many are still busy every morning. Some are giant grocery...
Doctors at Arizona’s largest health system seek to form physician union
More than 250 doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants employed by Banner Medical Group are preparing to vote on whether they will join the Union of American Physicians and Dentists.
Grandfather’s Suicide After Deed Fraud Fuels Push to Revive Arizona Elder Bill
A Mesa man says his grandfather signed away the deed to his home after a massage therapist isolated him from his family, and by spring 2024 the elder had died by suicide, leaving relatives convinced that Arizona law failed him before it ever had the chance to protect him. Now advocates and the lawmaker behind a failed
Phoenix Sizzles At 111 Degrees As Valley Of The Sun Braces For Dust And...
Phoenix is waking up Wednesday to another morning in the low 90s, but the real heat is still ahead: the high is expected to reach 109 degrees, with heat index values as high as 112. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect for the Phoenix metro through 8 p.m. Friday, while a separate dust-and-thunderstorm threat could

















